Quartermaine family

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== Quartermaine Family ==

The Quartermaine family is a prominent fictional family from the American soap opera General Hospital. The family was first introduced in 1977 and has since become one of the central families on the show. The Quartermaines are known for their wealth, business acumen, and often tumultuous relationships.

History[edit | edit source]

The Quartermaine family was introduced to General Hospital in the late 1970s. The family patriarch, Edward Quartermaine, and his wife, Lila Quartermaine, were the original members of the family. Edward was a shrewd businessman who built the family's fortune through ELQ Industries, a multinational conglomerate.

Key Members[edit | edit source]

ELQ Industries[edit | edit source]

ELQ Industries is the family business and a major storyline in General Hospital. The company has been the source of many conflicts within the family, as various members vie for control. ELQ has interests in various sectors, including shipping, pharmaceuticals, and media.

Family Dynamics[edit | edit source]

The Quartermaines are known for their complex and often contentious relationships. Despite their wealth, the family is frequently embroiled in scandals, betrayals, and power struggles. However, they also share moments of deep loyalty and love, particularly in times of crisis.

Legacy[edit | edit source]

The Quartermaine family has left a lasting impact on General Hospital. They are one of the most enduring families on the show, with storylines that have spanned decades. The family's influence extends beyond the show, as they have become iconic characters in the world of soap operas.

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