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yes!!!!
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someone do this with me omg
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that would really piss me off…
My dad might be making me one of these :’)
woah your dad can make beds??
yeah well my dad can make damn good toast
My dad takes his wig off when he’s drunk
your dad and i have that in common
Thats it I need to find myself a Jesus …. you know carpenter
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Dany, tell them.
#behold viserys #the man who raised dany who told dany stories of the home that he’s /so/ determined to bring them back to #the man who did what he could with the little that he’s given/has left #the man who lost /everything/ — his family his home his /queen/ (aka. dany) etc. — for the chance to get all of it back in the end #he was driven by his ambition #then he was driven mad by the fact that he can’t attain/chase after his wants because he doesn’t have the /means/ to #how much hurt do you think he felt when he realized that /everything/ he’s worked hard for was FREELY HANDED TO DANY #i can’t #so why are people so fucking stuck on the fact that /he/ had hurt dany when /dany/ is the one who hurts and eventually kills him in the end #viserys feels (TM)
#this #when tags are art #the dislike i have for dany builds bigger whenever viserys is mentioned #tragic insane boy #i want to hug him
Are you all actually serious here? This isn’t the first time I’ve seen someone say something like this, it certainly won’t be the last and I’m sure this is a pervasive attitude amongst a certain contingent of the fandom, but I just need to ask—how completely delusional do you have to be to ignore everything that happened in this storyline? Do you understand how dangerous this sort of attitude is in real life? That it’s the same attitude that comes from people who excuse perpetrators of abuse? That it’s the same attitude that comes from people who victim-blame?
I have to wonder if we’re reading the same books because there seems to be something that I’m missing. I could have sworn that Viserys was the one who sold his sister like a slave. I could have sworn that he was the one who beat Dany whenever she defied him. I could have sworn that he was the one who used sexual violence against her as punishment (i.e. having her strip for him, twisting her nipples as he threatened her). I could have sworn that he was the one who told her that he would let all 40,000 Dothraki men rape her if that’s what it took to get him his army. !ADWD SPOILER!
I could have sworn that he attempted to sneak into her room and rape her the night before her wedding.!ADWD SPOILER!This was a man who raised Daenerys and told her stories once upon a time in her life, yes, but that didn’t make him a good man. He was nice to her when he saw fit. He protected her because she was one of the only things of worth that he had left—I use the word “thing” because that’s evidently how he saw Dany in the end. He was taught from a young age that she belonged to him and so he saw her as a bargaining chip. He must have cared for her in some capacity at some point in his life, sure, but his desperation made him cruel and he still treated her as though he owned her. Despite Viserys’ harsh life, he was still an abuser and he was still vile. He thought his sister weaker than him and instead of protecting her, he took advantage of his authority over her and abused her.
I reiterate, this was a man who bargained and gifted his barely teenaged sister to a warlord and threatened her with violence if she didn’t acquiesce to his every demand. He was the one who gave her away. He was the one who secured his inevitable fate and set into motion Daenerys’ awakening from her abuse. He was the one who disregarded and disrespected the Dothraki at every turn, which in the end got him killed. Viserys was the only one responsible for his death. You don’t just approach the Khaleesi of a Dothraki horde with a sword and threaten to cut her son out of her—on the night of a special ceremony, in a peaceful city where weapons are explicitly not allowed, in front of the Khal himself, the elders of the tribe, and thousands of other people in the tribe—and get away with it. Explain to me how Dany was supposed to save him from that? What was Dany supposed to have told them? That he was king in some land they gave no fucks about and they should respect his authority? By Dothraki law, drawing a weapon on anyone, even someone completely insignificant, would have been punishable by death—and he did it to the freaking queen. In any scenario, in Westeros or Essos, he would have been killed.
Despite all the abuse, Daenerys still cared for him. She protected him from harm after he assaulted her in front of her bodyguards and handmaiden. Do you honestly believe that if Drogo had been there, Viserys would have survived as long as he did? Daenerys commanded her bodyguard to leave him alone and when she did, she still called him her brother. She punished him for his insult, but she kept what happened from her husband who would have surely killed him. She reached out to him, made him clothing, tried to reason with him and instead he hit her in attempt to assert his dominance. He knew he was losing ownership over her and that only increased his abusiveness toward her and his insolence. This was twice now after he hit her that she had mercy on him. This was countless times during the months of traveling with the Dothraki that she begged Drogo to spare him. People behave as though as Daenerys didn’t protect him and love him despite what he did to her. It was obvious that she cared about him to the point where she ignored his abuse of her to spare his life.
You can feel for Viserys without woobifying him and excusing what he did to Daenerys. Furthermore, you can feel for him and understand and accept what happened to him without vilifying Dany, the one who put up with Viserys’ physical and sexual abuse for years.
P.S.
I’m sure if you tried to hug Viserys, he’d have spat in your face like he did to Dany.You can love Harry Lloyd without projecting your feelings for him onto his character.
/House Targaryen stan out
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