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Leon Hamilton (who, at the time of the family's introduction, was deceased) had built a business empire, Hamilton Enterprises.  With his wife Sylvia, the couple had three children: twin brothers Lincoln and Lucas, and sister Lindsay.

Leon Hamilton (who, at the time of the family's introduction, was deceased) had built a business empire, Hamilton Enterprises.  With his wife Sylvia, the couple had three children: twin brothers Lincoln and Lucas, and sister Lindsay.

Leon's approach to life was that any problem could be solved as long as you threw enough money at it.  He believed that since he was financially providing for his family, he could have "variety" in his personal life (as Lindsay would later describe it -- with dripping sarcasm -- "woman after woman paraded through his life") and didn't care about the consequences.  It would lead oldest son Lincoln to adopt the same approach to life, which in turn led Lindsay to a general disdain for the male species; on the other hand, Lucas would become an active Christian and start the company's charitable foundation.

Leon's approach to life was that any problem could be solved as long as you threw enough money at it.  He believed that since he was financially providing for his family, he could have "variety" in his personal life (as Lindsay would later describe it -- with anger and disgust -- "woman after woman paraded through his life") and didn't care about the consequences.  It would lead oldest son Lincoln to adopt the same approach to life, which in turn led Lindsay to a general disdain for the male species; on the other hand, Lucas would become an active Christian and start the company's charitable foundation.

===Lincoln===

===Lincoln===