Arthur Wright

Arthur Wright is a Quebecois prosecutor for the Ministry of Justice in 1984. A member of the prestigious Wright banking family of Quebec, he is considered part of the nation's oligarchy and upper class. Alongside his career as a prosecutor, he is also the owner of several rubber production factories in Africa.
His sister Elizabeth is a high-ranking member of the socialist Solidarity Party of Quebec, serving as a chief judge in the High Court of Quebec.
Dr. Chloe Wright is Arthur's wife, a renowned astrophysicist and professor at the University of Vienna.
== Biography ==
Arthur Wright was born in 1937 in Montreal into the Wright banking family, an incredibly wealthy Quebec and European business family. Raised in the upper-class district of Griffintown, he studied law at the state-operated University of Montreal in the 1950s, during the dawn of the socialist revolution. Raised during a wave of propaganda from the ruling Solidarity Party, he quickly moved to enlist into the ranks of the party.
By the early 1960s, Arthur worked as a secretary of the Foreign Court of Quebec, frequently spending time in embassies across the world. As the cold war between the United States of America and Quebec intensified, he briefly worked in the Ministry of Intelligence as an analyst, aiding the 'intelligence war' effort by providing guidance and analysis to operatives working directly on the Quebec/American border, in regards to combating anti-state activity and transnational organized crime.
By 1974, he was assigned as a delegate for Quebec's embassy in Vienna. In 1978, he met Dr. Chloe Martin, a Quebecois astrophysicist working as an associate professor at the University of Vienna. The two later married in 1981.
By 1984, Chloe had been promoted to professor at the University of Vienna, while Arthur took a position as a senior prosecutor for the Quebec Ministry of Justice. The couple remained constantly transitory between Austria and Quebec.
Category:Quebec 1984 Dimension