Carl Grimes lost his eye in The Walking Dead when he was accidentally shot by Ron Anderson during a tense confrontation at Alexandria, a pivotal moment where the bullet grazed his eye socket, leading to vision loss but, miraculously, not immediate death, though he later succumbed to infection from the wound in the comics and show.
This leads to walkers attacking the group, killing Sam and Jessie. Ron, enraged to see his family killed, pulls a gun and shoots Carl in the eye, before Michonne kills him. Carl is rushed to safety, and eventually Rick and his allies clear out the walkers.
Carl Grimes loses his virginity to the possible Whisperer rat, Lydia.
In Issue 83, Carl loses his right eye after being accidentally shot by Douglas Monroe. He subsequently uses bandages to cover the injury.
He is the son of Rick and Lori Grimes and the half-brother of Judith Grimes and R.J. Grimes. During the initial outbreak, Carl believed his father to be dead, so he and his mother joined Shane Walsh to travel to Atlanta to the refugee camp.
Over time, Enid tries to contribute to the community more and more. Eventually, she becomes closer to Carl and becomes romantically involved. She becomes devastated by his death. After the All Out War, Enid is taken under the wing of Siddiq, becoming a doctor.
Lori quickly ended the relationship with Shane and went back to Rick. A week later, Lori discovered she was pregnant. Due to the arrival of her husband, she was unsure who the baby's father was - but due to the timing, it was Shane's child.
The Hollywood Reporter asked actor Chandler Riggs if his character Carl died a hero in the episode "How It's Gotta Be" for sacrificing his life to save Siddiq - someone he did not know - and Riggs replied: "I definitely think so.
Judith was one of the first children born during the apocalypse, and her birth was controversial — with Rick Grimes confirming that Shane Walsh is her biological father in season 7.
The Walking Dead's official reason for killing off Carl
"It's all having to do with the greater story of the season," showrunner Scott Gimple explained at the time. "It will be very apparent, the relationship of this awful incident — this very intense story turn — to the greater story.
carl grimes from the walking dead is bisexual.
When Frank discovers that he has a low sperm count, Frank tricks Carl into giving him a sample of his sperm; Frank then uses Carl's sperm to impregnate Ingrid.
Beth is Carl's closest friend. They are seen together numerous times. It has been hinted that Carl has a small crush on Beth, despite the fact that she is four years older than him. This is seen in the episode "Seed", when Carl tries to put his belongings on the top bunk bed in Beth's cell.
In the comics Carl was 7. I think 12 is a good age to put him at in season 1, that way he's 14 when he died. That way he could have started the apocalypse looking younger than he actually was, went through a huge growth spurt, and died looking older than he actually was.
Carl Grimes
It appears though, that Negan likes and admires Carl because of how hardened he is. He has stated how if he had a son, he'd want his son to be like Carl.
In The Walking Dead comic series, Sophia Grimes is Carl Grimes' wife and they share a daughter, Andrea. Sophia is also the daughter-in-law to Carl's parents, Rick and Lori Grimes.
In The Walking Dead, Rick Grimes was initially designated an "A," meaning a strong, potentially dangerous individual, but Jadis (Anne) lied and classified him as a "B" (a normal survivor/consignee) to save him from being killed by the secretive CRM, who use A's for dangerous experiments and B's for recruitment/labor. Later, it's revealed both A's and B's are valuable to the CRM, with A's being leaders/fighters and B's being followers, but the CRM actually wants A's for their potential to change the world, with Rick and Pearl Thorne being exceptions that get recruited as powerful A's.
There's nothing to indicate she is immune, so far. I mean, maybe Carl is immune. Maybe any survivor is immune. If anybody could be, it could be Bob, considering the odd happenings surrounding his attack and supposedly being saved by his bandage.
Lori struggled to maintain the peace of the group and her marriage to Rick as she ended her relationship with Shane. She later discovered that she became pregnant from the affair. This, along with their differing opinions on how to lead the group, caused tension between Rick and Shane.
However, the truth is that there was no way Glenn was going to walk away from Negan alive. He had to die for several things to happen, including Maggie's journey of leaving the group and the eventual conflict with Negan. Glenn also had to die to underline Negan's threat.
After two years together, Rosita reveals to Eugene that she is pregnant, but he is not the father. The father of the baby is later revealed to be Siddiq, another member of Alexandria.
After finding out that Carl died helping a stranger, Morgan lies to Henry that Gavin was Benjamin's killer and as such, Henry already got his revenge.
To make the situation darker, it was insinuated that a walker discovered Lori and consumed her corpse. The last time the Walking Dead survivors saw Lori Grimes alive was in the prison as she soon met her demise before being eaten by the "bloated walker." What...
Judith is the daughter of Lori Grimes and the adopted daughter of Rick Grimes, and the younger half-sister of Carl Grimes. Judith's biological father is probably Shane, though this has not been confirmed. However, Rick told Lori he did not care if she was Shane's daughter because he will still love her as his daughter.
Six years after Rick Grimes' assumed death, Rosita continues to live in Alexandria and is now in a relationship with Gabriel Stokes, although following a romance with Siddiq, they conceive a daughter whom they co-parent until his death.