Here the subject 'Hari' is the third person, and for third person we use reflexive pronoun 'himself/herself/themselves', depending on the requirement. Here 'Hari' demands pronoun 'himself'.

For inanimate nouns like town we use reflexive pronoun 'itself'.

Here the subject 'she' is the third person, and for third person we use reflexive pronoun 'himself/herself/themselves', depending on the requirement. Here 'she' demands pronoun 'herself'.

Here the subject 'they' is used for the third persons, and for third persons we use reflexive pronoun 'himself/herself/themselves', depending on the requirement. Here 'they' demands pronoun 'themselves'.

Here the subject 'you' is the second subject, and we use 'yourself/yourselves' as the reflexive pronoun for the second subject/subjects respectively.

'We' is followed by reflexive pronoun 'ourselves'.

Here the subject 'they' is used for the third persons, and for third persons we use reflexive pronoun 'himself/herself/themselves', depending on the requirement. Here 'they' demands pronoun 'themselves'.

Here the subject 'you' is the second subject, and we use 'yourself/yourselves' as the reflexive pronoun for the second subject/subjects respectively.

Here the subject 'I' is the first person, and for first person we use reflexive pronoun 'myself'.

Here the subject 'he' is the third person, and for third person we use reflexive pronoun 'himself/herself/themselves', depending on the requirement. Here 'he' demands pronoun 'himself'.

The sentence is perfectly correct and needs no reflexive pronoun.

'We' is followed by reflexive pronoun 'ourselves'.

For animals and birds we use reflexive pronouns 'itself' (for singular) and 'themselves' (for plural).

Here the subject 'I' is the first person, and for first person we use reflexive pronoun 'myself'.

Here the subject 'they' is used for the third persons, and for third persons we use reflexive pronoun 'himself/herself/themselves', depending on the requirement. Here 'they' demands pronoun 'themselves'.

For animals like dog we use reflexive pronoun 'itself'.

Here the subject 'the prisoner is the third person, and for third person we use reflexive pronoun 'himself/herself/themselves', depending on the requirement. Here 'the prisoner' (being a single male) demands pronoun 'himself'.

We is followed by reflexive pronoun 'ourselves'.

Here the subject 'he' is the third person, and for third person we use reflexive pronoun 'himself/herself/themselves', depending on the requirement. Here 'he' demands pronoun 'himself'.

Here the subject 'the boys' is the third person, and for third person we use reflexive pronoun 'himself/herself/themselves', depending on the requirement. Here 'the boys' demands pronoun 'themselves'.

Here the subject 'the poor widow' is the third person, and for third person we use reflexive pronoun 'himself/herself/themselves', depending on the requirement. Here 'the poor widow' (being a singular female) demands pronoun 'herself'.

Here the subject 'they' is used for the third persons, and for third persons we use reflexive pronoun 'himself/herself/themselves', depending on the requirement. Here 'they' demands pronoun 'themselves'.

Here the subject 'I' is the first person, and for first person we use reflexive pronoun 'myself'.

Here the subject 'she' is the third person, and for third person we use reflexive pronoun 'himself/herself/themselves', depending on the requirement. Here 'she' demands pronoun 'herself'.

Here the subject 'I' is the first person, and for first person we use reflexive pronoun 'myself'.