Ep. 6: Albert questions his love for Eugénie while she faces family turmoil and the Count opens a credit account.
Aired on November 10, 2004
Albert struggles with his romantic feelings toward Eugénie. Eugénie experiences distress due to her father, Baron Jullian Danglars, being obsessed with finance, and her mother, Madame Victoria de Danglars, having an affair with Lucien Debray. At the same time, the Count visits Baron Danglars to establish an account featuring unlimited credit. These parallel events highlight the personal and financial tensions affecting the Danglars family, as Albert's internal conflict mirrors the external pressures surrounding Eugénie. The Count's financial maneuvering adds another layer to the unfolding drama within this narrative segment.
Episodes
- Ep. 2 · Franz seeks funds to save Albert from Luigi Vampa's gang while Peppo intervenes.
- Ep. 3 · Albert and friends picnic in Paris, meeting the Count and his enigmatic presence.
- Ep. 4 · The Count dines with the Morcerfs while Albert becomes obsessed with his mother's secret.
- Ep. 5 · The Count Saves Albert from the Shark Pool After a Heated Argument
- Ep. 6 · Albert questions his love for Eugénie while she faces family turmoil and the Count opens a credit account.
- Ep. 7 · Princess Haydée collapses after seeing General de Morcerf while Madame Danglars and others are saved by Ali.
- Ep. 8 · The Count hosts a reception at his Boulogne estate and reveals a secret illness to Albert.
- Ep. 9 · Madame Danglars collapses while Albert is poisoned and Valentine falls into a coma
- Ep. 10 · The Letter From Edmond