Of all the characters to survive the overall "The Walking Dead", Ithudite Grims is the most incredible. Imagined somewhere in season 1, the Hope of the Fetus-Jududite for survival during the season 2 relies entirely on her mother Lori (Sarah Wayne Callis) that does not die of pure clumsy. There are many close calls: at one point pregnant Lori stole a car without telling anyone, forgets to pay attention to the road while driving, and ends up rolling the car in the middle of the night, with pedestrians heading to the noise. Some people are simply not intended to live in such difficult times.

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Fortunately for Ithudite, Lori somehow lives long enough to give birth despite ambushing in the prison in season 3. People around the baby jududite continue to fall like fliesIt remains strong through it all. Then, in season 9, after surprise, Jududite is old enough to be proper character with lines and personality. Guided by Kailey Fleming, 10-year-old Jududite has all the strength and courage for which her father Rick was known.

There is only one problem: is Rick Ithudite's father? Or could the real father of Ithudite be that awkward Jane Walsh (Jonon Bertal), who had a flight with Lori a few weeks before she realized she was pregnant? Jane's parent seems to be more likely, but fans can certainly do the case for Rick ...

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Jane's case to be Jududite's father is simple: Rick A few weeks spent a few weeks in a coma hospital. During those weeks, the apocalypse happened and at some point Lori and Jane began to hang. The exact timeline is deliberately left unclear from the show, but the scenes we make to Lori and Jane in the early episodes mean that they regularly have unprotected sex.

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After reuniting Rick and Lori, they have sex at least once before Lori reveals that she is pregnant, but they are quickly starting to have marital problems because Rick reveals everything that has happened. Simply put: there were still many opportunities for Jane to impregnate Lori rather than Rick, although it is technically possible that Rick did the work.

Because DNA tests are difficult to find in the apocalypse, both Lori and Rick seem to be pleased that they just assume Rick's father and do not rely on it. However, Jane believes that the baby is his, and his property to Lori and her unborn child is much of what turns him into more avenging and unstable during the "The Walking Dead" 2. If Rick did not He killed him in "Better Angels", It is clear that Jane would think of the baby as his own, and would argue with Rick for this.

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After the jump of time, the fans carefully bothered Jududite for any signs of Jane-ESK's behavior. All he had to do was Rub the back of the head And the gig will be up, but instead, she behaves more like you expect Rick Grims' daughter to behave. Physically, it seems that she does not share many similarities with any father. (Honestly, she doesn't even look like Lori.) It seems that when it comes to the question of the biological father of Ithudite, the answer depends on fans to decide.

Notable proof at the "Jane Father" camp, and the one I think fans put too much stock, is a scene in Season 7 where Rick Dirait says: "I know ithudite is not mine. I know that. I love her, she's my daughter, but she's not mine. I had to accept it."

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Some fans see this as a confirmation of the parenting of iHudite, but others interpret it as Rick simply explaining his decision -making process. He "accepts" that Ithudite is Jane's biological daughter, so he does not have to ask what the truth is. If he can accept the worst scenario and still love iThudite, then he knows that his relationship with her will be good, no matter what. This is associated with the argument made by Rick with Mihon throughout the scene: that they (the Alexandrians in war with Negan) should accept the worst possible outcome of a situation from the beginning, so that they will not use them and take their judgment.

But even if you take the words of Rick by the nominal value here, the stay for Jududite is still the same. In all ways they think, she is Rick's daughter. He is he who brought her up (at least for the first few years at least), And those are his and Mihon's values, she grew up learning. Even if Jududite tested his DNA and revealed the final evidence that he was not Rick's daughter, I hope he knew he would not give in mind.

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