Julien Maynard

Julien Maynard was the holder of the Rose Crown from 1938-1947. From his birthplace in Secomb, Maynard sought higher education in conservative politics until his role as the holder of the Crown. Taking his name from his father, Julien and his sister Ellen Maynard were always in competition to one-up each other in their lives. Taking the Crown upscaled Julien to his father, and Ellen's work as a reporter was swept quickly under the rug. The Maynard Era was a questionable time for the world, bringing forth a blend of Multi/Singular orient politics and the first Crown holder to shift their political affiliation. The Salzman v. Murbergg trial exposed the power imbalance of Maynard and how his chase for power became too extreme. In 1947, Maynard detached himself from the Crown, leaving a drought for 3 years in which there was no scale of power coming from it. in 1952, Maynard suffered a brain aneurysm and passed away in the Blasley-Cher Medical Center of North Greenskill. He was 43.