This is possibly a silly vraag but indulge me please: why Ned Stark's last word before his execution is "Baelor"?

Arya was at Baelor's statue, so he zei the name to Yoren that he would find her.

i believe bailor was the name of the statue that arya was sitting on and he was trying to get a message to someone to tell them that she was at the statue and to take care of her

In the square in King's Landing there is a huge statue of Baelor whose position of titel I have now forgotten. Arya had climbed up on the base of the statue and was watching Ned being dragged to the platform. Ned saw her there and just had time to quickly say the name "Baelor" to the recruiter for the Night's Watch who was following him. I have of course forgotten that man's name. But he immediately looked toward the statue and saw Arya, went over and got her and held her so she could not see Ned being beheaded. It is a deeply moving scene.

Because he was alerting Yoren ( the Nightswatchman down from the uithangbord to recruit new men) that his youngest daughter Arya was on the plinth of Baelor's statue, hoping that Yoren would take care of her. She had gone missing in the coup. Yoren was a good friend to Ned's brother, Benjen, and thus Ned was betting his last word on a favour from Yoren.

-i kept my promise
-it was my fathers s...
-valar morgulis...

thats the 3 ive been thinking of.... i dont know as wel, and the internet doesn't say anything about it...