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The title seems to refer most explicitly to the financial markets; what might it refer to more subtly?
Has Albert’s fondness for his mother changed the count’s attitude toward him? Is his decision to exclude Albert from the dinner at Auteuil a means of protecting him?
Is the count trying to freeze aspects of the house at Auteil (the garden, the red damask wall hanging) in time as a way to recapture the past? If so, is this desire born out out of the traumatic break from his own past?
Final sentence of chapter:
“Bertuccio bowed and went out.”
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