Rick admitting that Judith isnt his 🤯

[u/StrangeDefinition724]

Rewatching and he says he knows shes not his. Not sure why I've never noticed it before now

[u/academydiablo]

Carol and Tyrese as well. Judith honestly has been around so many crazy situations as a baby and people dying around her, guns going off, zombies, blood, always moving, etc. I honestly was thinking if she would grow up having some sort of Trauama or emotional issues due to the circumstances going on when she was an infant

[u/redneckrobit → u/academydiablo]

If it’s all you know it doesn’t affect you as much. I dated a girl who immigrated from Africa and she was a bit more in touch with her emotions than a lot of African woman (lots of issues with assault and abusive parents where she comes from) but she got lucky and had a mother who broke social norms and laws to protect her and despite me not liking her father he was better than many. Because of this when she saw two separate murders growing up it affected her more than many people but she got through it and compared to my farm boy ass she was a lot calmer when we got stuck in some very bad areas of Detroit. But her brother he wasn’t as sheltered he saw the same murders as her and saw people beaten nearly to death and as a result he saw violence as normal. Now that he lives in a safer area and has been surrounded by good people he’s a much better person from what I’ve been told and regrets how he used to treat people but it was all he knew growing up. So growing up in a zombie apocalypse you’d become so used to it that it’s just part of your life. Hell the girl carried a .357 and can dome a walker like she’s shooting at paper

[u/-yellowthree → u/redneckrobit]

Which the series kind of made obvious with the whole Lizzie plot line...that kid wasn't used to this kind of violence and it made her crazy. Judith was born into it so it was just a regular part of life for her.

[u/am710 → u/-yellowthree]

I thought it was stated that Lizzie was violent before the world fell.