Characters
The enduring mentor who loves children.
The intelligent jailer who seems insane.
The moral pedlar with repressed memories.
The nimble rascal searching for a lost friend.
The tough, stupid, homely prospector who is prone to odd statements.
The tireless, cowardly, moralistic assistant looking for love.
The aggravated, hateful priest from a big family.
The tough, irrational, short-tempered teacher.
The unathletic, depressed, friendly beggar who lost meaning in life.
The selfish sailor.
The unbalanced farmer.
The aged leader.
The neurotic leader.
The young prostitute.
The negative acrobat who fell in with the wrong crowd.
The unathletic, boastful, cooperative champion who is an outsider.
The plain beggar who fell in with the wrong crowd.
The young, rude actor who is an outsider.
The plain outlaw with an unexpected destiny.
The agile, artistic, immoral archivist who is a complete fraud.
The crippled, slovenly rogue.
The aged comic.
The striking, brutal hunter searching for a family member.
The righteous pedlar who suffers from a chronic medical condition.
The bigoted lawman.
The strong, ignorant, playful smuggler.
The graceful, philosophical politician.
The graceful, patriotic traitor from a good family.
The righteous miner.
The bullying pretender with little money.
The shiftless, odd boatman.
The graceful, wily laborer.
The poised, sadistic, moralizing assassin.
The aged assistant.
The weak, experienced, moralizing marine who is prone to odd statements.
The optimistic theologian who hopes to be the best in his/her profession.
The sickly, sadistic prostitute.
The clumsy, depressed mentor.
The humble, clinging marine.
The striking, open-minded prostitute.
The aged champion who has an odd way of speaking.
The immature mentor who hates children.
The young musician.
The greedy, playful martial artist.
The negative, boastful marine with a chemical dependency.
The sickly thief with a knack for trouble.
The courageous explorer.
The unhealthy, tolerant gambler with a lot of friends.
The compassionate servant.
The aged, moralistic heroine.
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