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- "My first wife was a real wife. My only real wife. Till death did us part. It was before this. I lied to her, I screwed around with her... And she was sick... And when she went.. When she went it was during this... I couldn't put her down... That is how I was weak."
- —Negan telling Gabriel about Lucille.[src]
Lucille is a survivor of the outbreak set to appear in AMC's The Walking Dead. She is the former wife of Negan.
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Pre-Apocalypse
Virginia
Not much is known about Lucille's life prior to or as the outbreak began, except that she lived in Virginia and married a local high school gym teacher, Negan. They lived together and were happily married, and both were fans of the country musician Half Moon. In 2010, Lucille became ill and was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer. She underwent chemotherapy, causing her hair to fall out and led to her wearing various multicolored wigs. During her treatment, Negan began having affairs with other women.
Post-Apocalypse
Virginia
In the fall of 2010, the Wildfire Outbreak went global. Negan and Lucille survived the outbreak and retreated into their underground bunker. They would spend their nights watching from their collection of DVDs, as they still had electricity. However, Lucille still required her chemotherapy - causing Negan to scavenge for supplies to keep her alive.
However, he was unable to treat her and she succumbed to her cancer. She soon reanimated, but Negan could not bring himself to put Lucille down. In honor of his wife, he named his baseball bat Lucille - which then became his signature weapon.
Season 8
"The Big Scary U"
Negan tells Gabriel Stokes about Lucille, calling her his one, true wife that existed before the outbreak. Negan admits his sins in cheating on Lucille and how he couldn't bring himself to kill her after she reanimated. With tears in his eyes, Negan calls his inability to kill the reanimated Lucille his one weakness.
"Still Gotta Mean Something"
Negan tells Anne about how he named his bat after Lucille, and how she gave him the strength to go on in the world.
Season 9
"The Obliged"
Negan mentions Lucille when talking to Michonne, saying he's glad she doesn't have to see him in his cell and calling her an angel. Negan says that she deserved better than what she got. When asked by Michonne, Negan reveals that she died of cancer. Negan says that he and Lucille would have loved to have child, one like Carl. He says that Lucille wasn't made for the apocalypse and calls her weak, and that part of him was relieved when she died, claiming it made him "not weak".
"What Comes After"
Negan begs Maggie to kill him so that he can be with Lucille, though she refuses to do so.
Season 10
"Walk With Us"
Negan tells Alpha about Lucille and her death from pancreatic cancer. Negan clearly still loves Lucille, stating that the cancer put a lot of things into perspective for him. After Lucille died, Negan stopped really feeling anything, but he recognizes that Alpha is only pretending not to feel. Alpha tells Negan that Lucille died of the cancer because it was what nature intended and that Lucille could not take Negan with her, but Negan lived every day wishing she could've.
"Here's Negan"
Lucille will appear in this episode.
Death
- Killed By
- Pancreatic cancer (Alive)
Lucille developed pancreatic cancer shortly before the apocalypse and eventually succumbed to it at the beginning of the outbreak. She reanimated and Negan was unable to bring himself to put her down.
Killed Victims
This list shows the victims Lucille has killed:
- Numerous counts of zombies
Appearances
TV Series
Season 10
- "Here's Negan" (Flashback)
Trivia
- Lucille is one of the few people in the The Walking Dead universe to die of natural causes, the others being David Chalmers, David Chambler, Michael Coleman, Patrick, Caleb Subramanian, Irma Horvath, Bob Miller, Dr. K, several unnamed prison survivors, and possibly Larry (as he was killed before whether he was truly alive or not was established).
- Lucille is one of six known cancer patients in the TV Series, with Irma Horvath, Michael Coleman, David Chambler, Molly, and Ezekiel being the other five.
- She is also the only one with an undead status.
- Unlike her comic book counterpart who died at the very start of the apocalypse, this version of Lucille was able to survive for some time in the apocalypse before succumbing to her disease.
- When asked on the possibility of casting Lucille should the show adapt the Here's Negan special, Jeffrey Dean Morgan has said he would like for his wife and actress, Hilarie Burton, to play the role on the show.
- Angela Kang has hinted that Lucille and the Here's Negan storyline will either be featured in Season 10 - Part 3 of the main show or Tales of The Walking Dead.
- In November 2020, it was confirmed that his wife would be portraying Lucille in Season 10 - Part 3.[1]
- Angela Kang has hinted that Lucille and the Here's Negan storyline will either be featured in Season 10 - Part 3 of the main show or Tales of The Walking Dead.