We're daenerys and viserys really thrown out of the red door house by servants?

[Aenar3]

It makes zero sense. Braavos, presumably, is a Republic(oligarchic or otherwise) with rule of law. I find it hard to believe that viserys did not just scream for them to lose their heads, or at least hands. Even if the house was not explicitly bought in his name, you would think that the servants would be kinda low in the inheritance queue 

[direpupy]

The servants stole the money that was left, but they where not the ones who put them out of the house.

[Kierria]

On 11/16/2022 at 7:11 AM, Aenar3 said:

It makes zero sense. Braavos, presumably, is a Republic(oligarchic or otherwise) with rule of law. I find it hard to believe that viserys did not just scream for them to lose their heads, or at least hands. Even if the house was not explicitly bought in his name, you would think that the servants would be kinda low in the inheritance queue 

Rent must be paid.  Or taxes if Ser Willem bought the house.  Either way, the cash must flow or out in the world you go.

[Jon Fossoway]

The servants sacked the treasury. This probably plunged the Targ siblings into poverty and into the streets.

[Tyrosh Lannister]

These Targaryens were presumably under the protection of the sea lord. Why would be let the servants steal their stuff and throw them out?

[astarkchoice]

On 12/6/2022 at 9:01 AM, Tyrosh Lannister said:

These Targaryens were presumably under the protection of the sea lord. Why would be let the servants steal their stuff and throw them out?

Maybe early.when they fled the prospect of them becomming used to take westeros throne was still realistic...over time as it became obvious that wasnt happening they lost all value and thus no one cared anymore

[Northern Sword]

On 12/6/2022 at 3:01 AM, Tyrosh Lannister said:

These Targaryens were presumably under the protection of the sea lord. Why would be let the servants steal their stuff and throw them out?

Exactly, doesn't make sense.

[Loose Bolt]

14 hours ago, Northern Sword said:

Exactly, doesn't make sense.

There is a chance that either old Sea Lord died and new SL did not like idea about protecting Targs or Viserys did something that made SL change his mind.

[The hairy bear]

On 12/6/2022 at 10:01 AM, Tyrosh Lannister said:

These Targaryens were presumably under the protection of the sea lord.

Not necessarily. There was one sympathetic Sealord who welcomed them to Braavos and acted as a witness in the secret treaty with Dorne, but another one may have been ruling when Viserys and Dany were expelled from his house.

[nik854866]

On 11/17/2022 at 11:05 AM, direpupy said:

The servants stole the money that was left, but they where not the ones who put them out of the house.

i beleive that was dragonstone not braavos ,where they were thrown out from

[direpupy]

12 hours ago, nik854866 said:

i beleive that was dragonstone not braavos ,where they were thrown out from

No they fled from dragonstone because the garrison was planning on selling them to the Baratheons. them being trown out of the house in braavos is a different event.