Dragonetti is talking to Frost who is walking around the table of ruling vamp...
Dragonetti is hearing the news about Blade killing vampires at the warehouse ...
Frost is rebelling against Dragonetti and the ruling vampires.
Dragonetti has a problem with the way that Frost has been acting by wanting t...
Dragonetti is telling Frost to stop with the warehouse parties because they b...
Dragonetti confronts Frost over using the archives.
Quinn mocks a toothless Dragonetti before he is burned to death by the sunrise.
Dragonetti keeps trying to get Frost to say something about his plans.
Dragonetti looks over the files and mourns the death of his vampire troops.
Dragonetti is talking to Frost who is out of line. Frost wants to change the ...
Dragonetti explains to Frost that his nightclubs cause unnecessary attention ...
Dragonetti explains to Frost that it's important for vampires to blend in.
Dragonetti is pissed at Frost for rebelling against him and the rest of the h...
Frost explains that humans are vampire food, not allies.
Dragonetti talks about the traditions and how vampires have been acting for t...
Dragonetti suggests that Frost isn't equal, brings up that he was turned.
Dragonetti attempts to move on, asking Pallatine about offshore accounts.
Dragonetti pushes back at Frost, suggests he will never be a pureblood.
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