🐎The Count purchases horses for his own use and arranges for the return of the horses he sold.
💰The Count secures credit at Danglars Bank, despite Danglars' skepticism towards his wealth.
👯The Count meets Baroness Danglars and learns about her relationship with Lucien Debray.
🎁The Count retrieves the missing horses and gifts them back to the Baroness as a gesture of goodwill.
💎The Count attaches diamonds to the horses' harnesses as an additional gift to the Baroness.
What does the Count do with the horses he purchased?
—The Count keeps the purchased horses for his personal use.
How does the Count convince Danglars to extend him credit?
—The Count persuades Danglars to extend him credit by offering him a share of the profits he made from selling the horses.
Why does the Count gift the horses back to the Baroness?
—The Count gifts the horses back to the Baroness as a gesture of goodwill and to establish a favorable impression.
What is the significance of the diamonds attached to the harnesses?
—The diamonds symbolize the Count's wealth and generosity, further impressing the Baroness and those who hear about the gesture.
How do the Count's actions impact his reputation in Paris society?
—The Count's actions generate intrigue and interest, increasing his reputation and status in Paris society.
00:09The Count plans to purchase horses and an estate near the seaside.
00:19He arranges for credit at Danglars Bank despite Danglars' skepticism.
00:33The Count meets Baroness Danglars and learns about her relationship with Lucien Debray.
01:01The Baroness's horses go missing and are later discovered hitched to the Count's carriage.
01:24The Count reveals that he bought back the horses and gifts them to the Baroness with diamonds attached.
