Narrative

400.   Horace Kelwin Prasun was born to Cathrin Prasun and Henrie Noland in the town of Winthrop, on the island of Port Jervis. He is named after his mother's uncle, Horace Prasun. 23 people came to meet Horace Prasun for the first time this year: Horace Prasun, Willis Noland, Jake Prasun, Barbabra Noland, Christean Noland, Joelly Noland, Henrie Noland, Dareen Prasun, Lea Prasun, Lenny Prasun, Barbey Prasun, Katlin Prasun, Tucker Prasun, Cathrin Prasun, Lane Prasun, Gallagher Noland, Carlee Prasun, Irita Prasun, Lenny Noland, Horace Prasun, Cathrin Prasun, Alfonse Noland, and Iseabal Prasun. Horace Prasun moved out of Prasun House in Winthrop. Horace Prasun's mother Cathrin Prasun married Neal Prasun in Winthrop, Port Jervis. Horace visited his aunt, Irita Prasun, who has fallen ill and is likely to die soon. Horace visited his cousin, Lane Prasun, who has fallen ill and is likely to die soon. Horace visited his cousin, Willis Noland, who has fallen ill and is likely to die soon. Horace visited his aunt, Cathrin Prasun, who has fallen ill and is likely to die soon. Torey Aldis people came to meet Horace Prasun for the first time. A language barrier precluded potential new friendships for Horace this year.
401.   Horace is getting better at speaking Aniumustpyrx. Horace Prasun's younger half-sister, Ondrea Prasun, was born in Winthrop. Horace visited his grandfather, Alfonse Noland, who has fallen ill and is likely to die soon. Horace Prasun died in Winthrop, Port Jervis, from complications related to infancy; he was only a year old. Horace Prasun was laid to rest in the Winthrop cemetery by a procession of its residents, who placed a gravestone there.
402.   Horace Prasun's younger half-sister, Tabina Prasun, was born in Winthrop.
403.   Horace Prasun's younger half-brother, Wilek Prasun, was born in Winthrop. Horace Prasun's younger half-sister, Keren Prasun, was born in the town of Winthrop, on the island of Port Jervis.
406.   Horace Prasun's younger half-brother, Irwin Prasun, was born in Winthrop.