Whose baby is it?

[Osiris]

I hate mobile

[reaper239]

I hate mobile

i hate babies

[Miss]

I know I know whose baby it is................ its Lizzys!!!!

[Cabbage Patch]

I know I know whose baby it is................ its Lizzys!!!!

So you're saying Lizzy is a hermaphrodite, and she/he is carrying her/his own child? Seems like a stretch to me, but hey, they're living in a post-zombie-apocalypse world; who am I to try and impose my world view.

[yarri]

I've wanted to say this 10000 times in this thread. Back when she was first puking I said it was Saul's baby and someone poo pooed it saying "No its not they didn't have time for sex they were to busy surviving etc etc etc"

I TOLD YOU SO! bhahahhahaah

If there was 15 minutes of privacy in any place in that tower he would have talked her into it.


awww I feel much better now.

Saul and Lizzie FTW

[VEE]

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i'm telling

That's at least one of my balls gone then.

[Miss]

No Cabbage Patch that is not what I was saying
people keep making a big deal about who the father is and in my point of view is that doesnt matter the baby is lizzys

[Bullethead]

Whos is the father? It could be anyone of these people!

[LiamKerrington]

Hi.

The more I think of it the more I tend towards considering Saul as the father.

The only, in my opinion, valid alternative might be Todd; but that would mean that Lizzy was pregnant right from the beginning in early May; she left The Tower at the end of July and was captured by The Mallers right away. Now, at the beginning of December Lizzy would be at least at the beginning of her third trimester, if I consider Todd as the father. But this would not match with the estimate Saul received as an information. Yet, it was only an estimate, let alone by a man who really did not pay so much attention to Lizzy.

Therefore Todd may be the father; but it is more likely that Saul is the one. This would also add a new "extra special" into a show - a single bloodline of humans spanning three generations within the zombie-apocalypse, which would have kind of a strong symbolical meaning, because mostly we meet people between 20 and 50 years in age with nearly no one being in kind of a family-line (exceptions: Saul and Tany, and maybe, maybe Durai and Scratch, if you consider them being members of a bloodline-based family ...)

Well. We will see. Future will tell.

All the best!
Liam

[Tar Heel Fan]

So. . . I guess we're going with Theory #4 and I made way too much of it all. It was fun speculating!