Narrative

279.   Ethel Sybil Prasun was born to Karna Prasun and Rudolfo Prasun in the wilderness of the island of Port Jervis. She is named after her aunt, Ethel Gilles. 10 people came to meet Ethel Prasun for the first time this year: Loleta Gilles, Whitaker Gilles, Harriot Prasun, Pepe Noland, Rudolfo Prasun, Aila Shumeet, Rolf Noland, Wayne Prasun, Karna Prasun, and Rozalin Noland. Ethel Prasun was met for the first time by two people this year, Cathrine Zollie and Ethel Prasun. A language barrier precluded potential new friendships for Ethel this year.
280.   Ethel is getting better at speaking Aniumustpyrx. Ethel Prasun's younger sister, Cindee Prasun, was born in Wilderness of Port Jervis. Ethel visited her great-grandmother, Aila Shumeet, who has fallen ill and is likely to die soon. Penny Prasun people came to meet Ethel Prasun for the first time.
281.   Ethel is getting better at speaking Aniumustpyrx. Ethel Prasun's younger brother, Rudolfo Prasun, was born in Wilderness of Port Jervis. Ethel Prasun's parents Rudolfo Prasun and Karna Prasun divorced after 4 years of marriage; they had 4 children together. Rudolfo Prasun and Karna Prasun decided that Karna will stay at their campsite in the wilderness of Port Jervis, and Rudolfo will leave. Karna Prasun traveled 26 miles west in the wilderness of Port Jervis. Ethel Prasun was met for the first time by two people this year, Davey Prasun and Marillin Zollie.
282.   Ethel is getting better at speaking Aniumustpyrx. Ethel Prasun's mother Karna Prasun married Penny Prasun in the wilderness of Port Jervis; she moved onto his campsite in the wilderness of Port Jervis, along with children Harriot Prasun, Ethel Prasun, Cindee Prasun, and Rudolfo Prasun.
283.   Ethel has become fluent in Aniumustpyrx. Ethel Prasun's younger half-brother, Lazlo Prasun, was born in Wilderness of Port Jervis. Ethel Prasun's parents Penny Prasun and Karna Prasun divorced after 1 years of marriage; they had one child together. Ethel Prasun's half-brother, Lazlo Prasun, died alone in the wilderness of Port Jervis from complications related to infancy; he was not even a year old.
284.   Ethel Prasun is now 5 years old. Ethel Prasun died alone in the wilderness of Port Jervis of starvation; she was 5 years old. Harriot Prasun, who had briefly met Ethel Prasun due to the proximity of their campsites in the wilderness of Port Jervis, buried her there and placed a gravestone at the site; the former did not know the latter's birth year, and so put 'Unknown'.
286.   Ethel Prasun's father Rudolfo Prasun married Cathrine Zollie in the wilderness of Port Jervis; she moved onto his campsite in the wilderness of Port Jervis, along with children Rafaelia Zollie, Sheril Zollie, and Lane Zollie.
303.   Ethel Prasun's mother Karna Prasun married Lefty Zollie in Mount Zollie, Port Jervis. Karna Prasun is now named Karna Zollie.
307.   Ethel Prasun's parents Lefty Zollie and Karna Zollie divorced after 4 years of marriage; they had 2 children together.
312.   Ethel Prasun's mother Karna Zollie married Ely Noland in Mount Zollie, Port Jervis. Karna Zollie is now named Karna Noland.