V is for violation of orders

If a slave is given an order he must obey it. If He has agreed to carry out training outside of sessions with his Mistress than this is expected unless something major prevents it. A slave with a broken leg may not be able to do all his exercises or wear the tights his Mistress has ordered.

But if the slave cannot carry out an order then he must tell his Mistress. If She accepts his reasons he will be OK. If She rejects his reasons and repeats the order he must comply.

Failure to carry out orders either between attendances or in a session is a failure to consider his Mistress. It will be seen as a failure of the slave’s obedience and will be punished.

If the order was clear such as not to communicate with or visit a professional dominant has been disregarded then the punishment may be that he is dismissed with no appeal. Mistress will decide. She has the power to dismiss him or bar him from her presence.

Not all crimes are as much a “capital punishment crime” as this. There are often circumstances where a punishment will act to remind him forcibly of his failure and prevent it happening again. Then it is retribution for his crime but transforming in that it prevents it happening again.

For the slave, of course, the punishment may be severe or light depending on what Mistress feels is right. It will not be something he likes done to him. It could be a severe caning or flogging much more severe than anything he has ever suffered before but it could be anything else Mistress thinks fits the bill and the crime.

No doubt at all. Violation of orders shows a lack of respect for Mistress. There is no defense and only future obedience will work to get the slave back into Mistress’s good books.