Everything any child would want to know, given the opportunity. She's fielded her share of questions about Glenn, remembers Beth asking endless questions when she'd gotten old enough to understand that she and Maggie only shared a father, not a mother. Curiosity is inevitable, particularly these days, when everyone's family tree features lopped-off branches and battered trunks.

Still, it's hard to think of Judith growing up without her brother, or her parents. There are questions she'll have that no one would've been able to answer but Rick, the same way Hershel's wanted to know things only Glenn could have explained to him. It's the way the world is, but that doesn't make it fair.

"Tell me if he tells any whoppers," she says, trying to put some humor into her voice. Judith'll tell Daryl, if anything that impressive catches her attention - Maggie'd put a bet on that. "I wanna hear what kind of tall tales he's coming up with."