The Count of Algo understood that the now fully fledged Emperor no longer needed this "old man" to guard the gates of the Bank of France for him. He wanted to imprint his own will upon the treasury of the Bank of France, turning it into a tool obedient to him.
Just like His Majesty Napoleon did back then.
After all, no monarch likes having a subordinate who opposes them, especially when that subordinate holds a lifeline of France in their hands.
Thinking of this, the Count of Algo couldn't help but feel a sense of anger. Now he felt like a prostitute, agreeing to submit to Jerome Bonaparte after the client fooled him with sweet talk.
Once Jerome Bonaparte felt he was of no more use, he would kick him aside effortlessly.
Of course, this was merely a thought borne of the Count of Algo's shame and anger.
As long as he calmed down to think it through, he would realize that his economic philosophy was destined to diverge from that of the Emperor.
