And the the Oh, Baylour the Blessed, arguably the most unique Targary and history yet simultaneously yet simultaneously wanted him to give off Jesus' vibes.

He straight up told a muck, the first artist to draw him, to use Jesus as the inspiration.

Baylor walked through the desert, was a man of peace and humility, shunned both wealth and pleasure.

He didn't die from something that really should have killed him though at the time it didn't look like he'd make it so yeah

He was on death's door but survived miraculously basically that's kind of like resurrection right

There's a lot to like about all that, especially given sitting the Iron Throne tends to be an extremely violent job with lots of deaths chalked up.

And that was still true of Baylor's reign, though definitely far less than other rains, as far as we can tell.

It's no wonder the Commons remember him so fondly, though, and why it was such a sin to execute

Lord Edard Stark at the sept named for him, that he himself commissioned, we might add.

But Baylor was not without his faults.

As dedicated as he was to peace, he was quite possibly a member of the Mad Targaryans Club or someone who joined it later in life

he's a reminder that you don't have to be violent to be insane. He may have had dreams

like the occasional Targaryan does, and how does a mind such as his interpret such?

Probably as the Word of the Gods, really, but the Seven in his case, of course course not the Valerian gods of old the

dragons were gone or going during his lifetime and his brother tried to conquer like

one bailor turned that around wanting peace and forgiveness from the dornish,

but he did at least one thing like a dragon

burning vast amounts of knowledge.

Oh, hey, don't do that.

He may have saved many in the short term only to do many more in the long term by casting them out of the light that shines through education.

He did harm in other nonviolent ways as well. To women, to policy, to communication, to worship of the old gods.

A fascinating guy, really, a man of extremes.

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