Narrative

313.   Ugo Hodge Noland was born to Codee Noland and Adolfo Noland in the town of University Heights, on the island of Friendsville. 28 people came to meet Ugo Noland for the first time this year: Hadley Noland, Angel Noland, Braden Guillermo, Denny Noland, Codee Noland, Bell Noland, Patrice Noland, Judye Noland, Hodge Noland, Rutger Noland, Emmit Noland, Demetris Noland, Hodge Noland, Jazmin Noland, Alexandra Noland, Hodge Noland, Somerset Noland, Olivier Noland, Lindy Noland, Ugo Noland, Adolfo Noland, Magnus Noland, Codee Noland, Byram Noland, Carlena Noland, Adolfo Noland, Lurette Noland, and Kit Noland. A language barrier precluded potential new friendships for Ugo this year.
314.   Ugo is getting better at speaking Aniumustpyrx. In Noland House, their home, Ugo is attending to Emmit Noland, who has fallen ill and is likely to die soon. In Noland House, their home, Ugo is attending to Jazmin Noland, who has fallen ill and is likely to die soon. Ugo Noland has fallen ill. Ugo is on his deathbed and was visited by the following friends and family: Braden Guillermo, Hadley Noland, Rutger Noland, Codee Noland, Bell Noland, Judye Noland, Florian Noland, Patrice Noland, Angel Noland, Demetris Noland, Hodge Noland, Alexandra Noland, Hodge Noland, Hodge Noland, Olivier Noland, Adolfo Noland, Magnus Noland, Codee Noland, Byram Noland, Carlena Noland, Adolfo Noland, Kit Noland, and Monte Noland. Ugo Noland died in University Heights, Friendsville, after showing symptoms of disease; he was only a year old. Ugo Noland was laid to rest in the University Heights cemetery by a procession of its residents, who placed a gravestone there.
322.   Ugo Noland's younger sister, Cybel Noland, was born in University Heights.
337.   Ugo Noland's father Adolfo Noland married Masha Vaclav in the wilderness of Friendsville; she moved onto his campsite in the wilderness of Friendsville.
344.   Ugo Noland's father Adolfo Noland married Willette Zollie in the wilderness of Friendsville; she moved onto his campsite in the wilderness of Friendsville.