Roy Martin

Roy Martin is a Quebecois businessman and oligarch in 1984. He is the patriarch of the Martin family, a dynasty that made its fortunes mining, refining and selling African diamonds. He currently serves as a councilman in the city-state of Quebecois-Albania, as a ranking member of the socialist Solidarity Party of Quebec.
His daughter, Dr. Chloe Wright, is an astrophysics professor at the University of Vienna. 
== Biography ==
Roy Martin was born in 1926 in Montreal, Quebec. Raised in relative poverty, he had a daughter with an unknown prostitute, who died during childbirth. Deciding to raise the child, he named her Chloe. 
Roy attended the University of Montreal to attain a master's degree in business administration in 1950, promptly going to work for a mining company in Africa owned by the Volkov Family, one of the richest oligarchical dynasties in Quebec. By 1965, he had formed his own company and had started his own diamond mines in Nigeria, quickly becoming one of the diamond industry's richest and most powerful leaders.
Roy used the money he earned in the diamond industry to send Chloe to New York University, a privately-owned and operated school in the United States. The two countries were embittered in a state of cold war, and Chloe became one of Quebec's few foreign students to attend NYU. She later graduated with a doctorate of astrophysics in 1972.
Throughout the remainder of the 1970s, Roy further expanded his diamond empire, eventually ascending the ranks of the Quebec oligarchy and political machine to become an interior member of the socialist Quebec Solidarity Party, as well as a councilman for the city-state of Quebecois-Albania.
By 1984, Roy remains a councilman and oligarch, though his declining health poses a risk to his future. In the event of his death, Chloe would inherit the diamond empire.
Category:Quebec 1984 Dimension