[There's a scant movement of Dracula's fingers, and the embers in the fireplace change. There are true flames now, the fuel they're devouring unclear and not worth asking about. The glow means that there is an hour of light at least.]

Very well. Your answer gives me no sense of how they are being taught to control these impulsive responses - some of which I realize are inherited traits. Or am I more correct in saying that they have learned nothing at all, based on past and recent events?

[He's also kind of angry about trying to kidnap his son. Maybe. Is he trying to parent shame? Abso-fucking-lutely.]