And this man has the A U D A C I T Y to be fictional and dead

I’m a widow in mourning

The King Who Never Was 😢😢😢

"No harm was done, Ser. Rise." Was the exact moment that I understood this man.

Baelor "Break my heart" Targaryen, you will be missed

dude only had 13 minutes of screentime and yet he is my favorite character in the series. i doubt there will be someone better than him

Baelor actually sounds a little upset when Dunk starts deprecating himself. Man clearly doesn't like to see good people kick themselves like that.

I MISS MY BEAUTIFUL KING

That man needs a fidget spinner. He’s fiddling with something in so many scenes.

Baelor aura farms without even trying

My favorite part about Bertie Cavell's performance, is that there is an ever present tiredness to Baelor. He is honorable, chivalrous, charismatic, kind at all times; and it's tragic in a way. The Targaryens are in such a bad spot that Baelor has to be all of those things all the time because he needs to be this perfect crown prince. Unless I'm wrong, the only times he ever smiles is thinking back to the tourney with Ser Arlan, and the Lord Ashford sheep joke. Moments from his past and present where this royal burden wasn't so bad. Poor Breakspear.

I wish Egg went to Baelor, so we could see him smack Aerion around for a good 20 minutes

He didnt wait until he was king to be a good king

I'm wondering if Bertie Carvel, the actor who played Baelor Targaryen, realizes he's become the "daddy" crush of the entire Game of Thrones female fandom, the world over?

In trying to save his monsterously insane son, he lost his brother who he loved and respected deeply. Tragedy.

"He had it in him to be a great king."

Baelor the Based. Bertie our Beloved

I love how Prince Baelor is practically Ser Duncan's attorney. Maybe in another life, he'd be a great lawyer who can givr Phoenix Wright and Saul Goodman some competition.

Even with the back of his brain smashed, the man is wise kind, and well spoken.

Through and through, a great king

This guy is a phenomenal actor. There wasn’t a weak scene amongst this but his crown jewel maybe a bit subtle and therefore, overlooked.

When Duncan asks Baelor if he remembers his former master, Baelor’s actor gives this really brief but amazing moment of recollection as he raises his head while chewing whatever it is he’s eating. A slight smile curls the edge of his lip on one side as he makes it visible known before he vocalizes it that he actually does recall Ser Arlan.

It’s just a moment but there’s people within the main cast of GoT that aren’t even that good at acting. I really hope this launches this guy’s career. Hero or villain, this guy can act