It was a first offense, for the vampire who fed from him on the second day. I don't know that a careless mistake rises to the level of insubordination.

[But — this is good. This isn't shouting and bickering, this is laying cards on the table. Looking at a picture and voicing what they both see, through the lens they've been conditioned to see it through. And, with both of those pieces laid out, it may well be that they both are right. It may well have been an honest mistake — and it may also have been a mistake that would not have been made with Dracula's hand on the leash of the city.]

What punishment do you think is fitting, then?