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 I don't think we value the importance of this Viserys Targaryen's character in the show and we never really talk about him. He was a man who had lived all his life in exile with his baby sister in a strange land with no wealth and way to get home so he had to beg and do anything in order to keep him and Daenerys alive.

 Viserys had, in a way, lost a lot more than Daenerys had as he was only one of the two that had actually experienced the Targaryen rule in Westeros, surrounded by wealth and family but that was taken from him at such a young age, his mother dies and he is responsible for not only looking after himself in a strange land where the Targaryen name could get him killed but also in charge of looking after his baby sister. 

 “

Even as a child, your brother Viserys oft seemed to be his father's son in ways Rhaegar never did"

Daenerys VI, A Storm of Swords 

  It is no wonder that Viserys is depicted as this mad, delusional character but I believe that it is not just the typical Targaryen Madness that the house in known for but rather the nature of his upbringing had developed his character. Throughout his years in exile he grows up with this nostalgic view of Westeros which he passes onto Daenerys and it seems unhealthy in its own way to be looking back on these memories from a child's perspective who loved his father and possibly didn't realise the truth of his father's personality but of a son looking up to his father and developing this idea that if he returns home as king the life he had before will return and he will be happy.

 “

My mother died giving me birth, and my father and my brother Rhaegar even before that. I would never have known so much as their names if Viserys had not been there to tell me. He was the only one left. The only one. He is all I have."

Daenerys V, A Game Of Thrones

 When thinking back on it, Viserys didn't have to look after Daenerys and it probably would have been easier for him to survive and live in Essos if he didn't have to look after his sister but he did it anyway and sold his mothers' crown in desperation only to be ridiculed for it.

 When watching the show I could see obvious parallels between Daenerys and Viserys and the idea that if Daenerys did not have her dragons and her friends she would have became like Viserys. For example in Season 2 of the show when Daenerys comes to Qarth she is only gains power and access through her dragons and she knows this, during the meeting of her and the Master of Spices she reacts in a way that is similar to Viserys. She depends on her dragons at the start to get her where she is but Viserys never had that and he did not truly have any supporters to get him where he was.

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