Narrative

236.   Lucilia Cathyleen Vaclav was born to Happy Vaclav and Rodolph Vaclav in the town of Mount Hope, on the island of New Waterford. She is named after her aunt, Lucilia Zollie. 8 people came to meet Lucilia Vaclav for the first time this year: Clarice Zollie, Marylinda Zollie, Sheff Zollie, Happy Vaclav, Lucilia Vaclav, Sasha Vaclav, Rodolph Vaclav, and Morna Zollie. A language barrier precluded potential new friendships for Lucilia this year.
237.   Lucilia is getting better at speaking Aniumustpyrx. Lucilia Vaclav made 3 new friends this year: Happy Vaclav, Lauri Zollie, and Clarice Zollie.
238.   Lucilia is getting better at speaking Aniumustpyrx. Lucilia Vaclav made 3 new friends this year: Iolande Guillermo, Barrie Shumeet, and Suellen Vaclav.
239.   Lucilia is getting better at speaking Aniumustpyrx.
240.   Lucilia has become fluent in Aniumustpyrx. Lucilia Vaclav made 3 new friends this year: Renie Noland, Sasha Vaclav, and Marylinda Zollie.
241.   Lucilia Vaclav turned 5. Rodolph Vaclav stopped in the woods just outside Mount Hope. Lucilia Vaclav moved out of Vaclav House in Mount Hope.
242.   Lucilia Vaclav's parents Rodolph Vaclav and Happy Vaclav divorced after 10 years of marriage; they had 2 children together. Rodolph Vaclav and Happy Vaclav decided that Happy will stay at their campsite in the wilderness of New Waterford, and Rodolph will move out.
243.   Lucilia Vaclav's father Rodolph Vaclav married Magdaia Vaclav in the wilderness of New Waterford; she moved onto his campsite in the wilderness of New Waterford.
246.   Lucilia Vaclav turned 10. Rodolph Vaclav's wife, Magdaia Vaclav, and child, Lucilia Vaclav, are preparing to venture into the wilderness with Rodolph. Rodolph Vaclav traveled 126 miles east in the wilderness of New Waterford.
247.   Rodolph Vaclav's wife, Magdaia Vaclav, and child, Lucilia Vaclav, are preparing to venture into the wilderness with Rodolph. Rodolph Vaclav traveled 7 miles east in the wilderness of New Waterford.
248.   Rodolph Vaclav's wife, Magdaia Vaclav, and child, Lucilia Vaclav, are preparing to venture into the wilderness with Rodolph. Rodolph Vaclav traveled 31 miles south in the wilderness of New Waterford.
249.   Lucilia Vaclav's parents Rodolph Vaclav and Magdaia Vaclav divorced after 6 years of marriage; they did not have children together. Lucilia visited her friend Judah Vaclav, who has fallen ill and is likely to die soon; they first met 8 years ago in the wilderness of New Waterford, where they meet now for the last time. Rodolph Vaclav traveled 32 miles south in the wilderness of New Waterford.
250.   Rodolph Vaclav traveled 94 miles west in the wilderness of New Waterford.
251.   Lucilia Vaclav is now 15 years old. Lucilia visited her mother, Happy Vaclav, who has fallen ill and is likely to die soon. Lucilia Vaclav's mother, Happy Vaclav, died alone in the wilderness of New Waterford of natural causes; she was 71 years old. Rodolph Vaclav traveled 48 miles north in the wilderness of New Waterford. Lucilia visited with her family member Marylinda Guillermo, who she hadn't seen since 11 years ago in Mount Hope, New Waterford. Lucilia caught up with an old acquaintance, Clare Guillermo, who she hadn't seen since 11 years ago in Mount Hope, New Waterford.
252.   Rodolph Vaclav is looking for a good site to build a house on land that he has picked out for a soon-to-be-established settlement. Lucilia Vaclav moved into Vaclav House in Lima. Lucilia Vaclav moved out of Vaclav House in Wilderness of New Waterford. Lucilia Vaclav, Rodolph Vaclav, and Lucilia Vaclav, who met in the woods due to the close proximity of their campsites, started a new settlement on New Waterford called Lima.
254.   Lucilia Vaclav is now 18 years old.
255.   In Vaclav House, their home, Lucilia is attending to Rodolph Vaclav, who has fallen ill and is likely to die soon. Lucilia Vaclav's father, Rodolph Vaclav, died in Lima, New Waterford, of natural causes; he was 68 years old.
256.   Lucilia Vaclav is now 20 years old.
260.   Lucilia Vaclav has fallen ill. Lucilia is on her deathbed, but has received no visitors. Lucilia Vaclav died in Lima, New Waterford, after showing symptoms of disease; she was 24 years old. Since Lucilia Vaclav was the only person in Lima, she was not buried or given a gravestone.