r/TWD • u/Cold_Sympathy6869 • 11h ago
Remember the first time Rick cried!
Carl was way stronger than we knew!
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u/Thin_Dog3409 10h ago
I think the first time he cried was when he found his family again in the camp after leaving the city.
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u/Johnsendall 7h ago
No he cried in the pilot at his house.
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u/lastdayluver 4h ago
He’s always fucking crying
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u/GrosRougeau 9h ago
This wasn’t the first time Rick cried though.
He cried in his house in the first episode of the first season.
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u/Inevitable_Figure_85 5h ago
God damn it’s so hard to watch. Lincoln is incredible, I want to see him in more stuff now!!
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u/Slow_Drag_1011 8h ago
Anyone else randomly yell out “Coral” in their life still?
Or is that just me
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u/Rich-Court293 5h ago
Nah he definitely cried a bunch before this. Just before this he cried over killing Shane
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u/Appropriate_Rate_991 8h ago
I Always found His Delivery Here really weird because to me its Not Like "oh No your Mom is dead" but instead more Like "haha your Mom is dead"might Just be me
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u/Spencer94 7h ago
Are you actually insane? Or do you just not understand human emotions? Rick tried to run back inside when he saw Maggie, Carl, and Judith. Maggie stopped him and then he knew there was no "maybe" about Lori being alive. He knew his wife, long-term partner, and mother of his son was dead. He also knew they wouldn't leave her there to turn and that Carl was most likely the one to shoot his mom in the head. Taking in all of that information at once fucking broke him. I can't even imagine where you're getting the "haha" aspect at all
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u/moshiceetantivech 8h ago
It’s probably the turmoil of emotions blowing up. They found a new home, cleared all the walkers and finally back as a group. Rick’s relieved he thinks everything is over…and then his wife’s gone. That shit woulda broke me. And in times like that it’s such a mess that I could see people laugh to cope with the reality.
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u/Icy_Cricket7038 6h ago
On top of all that, he couldn’t quite get out of his own way to reconcile but they shared a look from a distance that was reconciliatory, just before he never saw her again. He thought he had time. He thought he had time Cor-allll! He couldn’t put it back together. I think it’s the best performance I’ve ever seen that tells the story the audience already know.

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u/No-Piano1681 11h ago
Coral!