Dr.Dafoe. Oliva Dionne fought for nine years to get his daughters back. In 1943, the quintuplets were finally returned to their family. Also, that same year Dr.Dafoe died. The sisters only returned twice to see their family, since they didnt feel wanted at home. Some of their brothers and sisters felt like strangers to the Quintuplet sisters. The rest of their siblings were both proud and jealous of them since they were treated like princesses. The other siblings were mad because the quintuplets didnt have to do any chores and the rest of them did, because of these reasons. The quintuplets whole family blamed them for their un-happy lives. After the quintuplets became wards of the Ontario government, they were put on display in what they called Quintland, where people could come and see the quintuplets. Quintland was built on Oliva Dionnes 195-acre farm, right across the road from their family house. Quintland was made up of a horseshoe-shaped observatory, public washrooms, two souvenir shops, the Dionnes house, a woolen shop that belonged to Oliva, a guard house, a staff house, a private playground, and the Dafoe nursery. Over three million people came from all over the globe to see the quintuplets, during the nine years the Quintland was open. The five Dionne girls didnt live a life just like anyone else. They were big celebrities, but there was a price to pay. There whole life was based on a strict routine. Although they were taken away from their parents for nine years, they say that living in the nursery was actually fun. They got to be raised by private teachers and nurses. They also did many things during their lives. They visited New York at the age of sixteen. They met the Premiere. They even went to go see the Queen. They seemed to be living a great life, but their life at home wasnt too great; they moved out at eighteen. Only Yvonne, Cecile and Annette returned home twice. The five sisters attended college at Nicolet, Que...
