Narrative

336.   Brice Maison Gilles was born to Camille Gilles and Maison Gilles aboard the Polysyllogism. He is named after his mother's cousin, Brice Noland. 13 people came to meet Brice Gilles for the first time this year: Camille Gilles, Alida Gilles, Lois Gilles, August Zollie, Vannie Zollie, Maison Gilles, Linette Zollie, Milton Zollie, Casie Zollie, Reube Gilles, Suzan Zollie, Aurelia Gilles, and Lois Zollie. As an act of mutiny, Bernie Quinn is going to attempt to murder Capt. Beck Zollie, whose decision-making aboard the Polysyllogism has been seen by some passengers as reckless and potentially life-endangering. Bernie Quinn murdered 36-year-old Capt. Beck Zollie at sea aboard the Polysyllogism as an act of mutiny. Bernie Quinn has installed himself as the new captain of the Polysyllogism; he has never captained a ship before. Linette Zollie, believing herself more suitable to the post, is going to violently challenge Capt. Bernie Quinn's newly asserted authority. In an act of mutiny, Linette Zollie attempted to murder Capt. Bernie Quinn -- who, after leading a successful mutiny of her own, installed himself as captain of the Polysyllogism -- but failed. A punishment is now being decided for Linette Zollie and her conspirators in the failed mutiny attempt: Rori Quinn, Fabio Gilles, Rori Zollie, Lois Zollie, Nissie Zollie, Anne-Mar Gilles, Jonny Quinn, Josie Gilles, Amara Quinn, and Ethel Noland. The Polysyllogism is approaching an uninhabited island on which the conspirators of a failed mutiny attempt will be marooned. Rori Quinn, Fabio Gilles, Rori Zollie, Linette Zollie, Lois Zollie, Nissie Zollie, Anne-Mar Gilles, Jonny Quinn, Josie Gilles, Amara Quinn, and Ethel Noland were marooned on an uninhabited island, which the Polysyllogism immediately departed. As Capt. Bernie Quinn's first order of business, he will immediately navigate the Polysyllogism toward the nearest island. The Polysyllogism is approaching the shores of Waterford at full speed. Polysyllogism is now docked at St. Joseph, on Waterford. Maison Gilles caught word of an uninhabited house in St. Joseph, Waterford, called Noland House, that could be resided in. Brice Gilles died in St. Joseph, Waterford, from complications related to infancy; he was not even a year old. Brice Gilles was laid to rest in the St. Joseph cemetery by a procession of its residents, who placed a gravestone there.
344.   Brice Gilles's younger brother, Vaughan Gilles, was born in the town of St. Joseph, on the island of Waterford.