Characters
The aged, rude politician with little money.
The pompous servant haunted by dark memories.
The righteous gigolo.
The philosophical, aloof prostitute.
The cooperative, withdrawn laborer with little money.
The aged, compassionate, opinionated pretender with no hope.
The tough outlaw from nowhere.
The graceful smuggler haunted by flashbacks.
The plain archivist who is seeking meaning in life.
The heroic official who has several nervous habits.
The unathletic, righteous, heroic assassin from an unusual family line.
The dexterous explorer.
The striking, tolerant jailer.
The vocal dancer.
The unhappy, gentle murderer.
The shiftless spy.
The acrobatic, driven, charismatic rabble-rouser who lost meaning in life.
The healthy, watchful, selfish rabble-rouser.
The healthy, arrogant hermit.
The enduring, sarcastic spy.
The plain, promiscuous, hypocritical poet.
The healthy murderer.
The tireless singer.
The enduring, organized, hypocritical official.
The obedient gigolo living on borrowed time.
The farmer who is more than meets the eye.
The domineering cleric.
The nihilistic, ignored mentor.
The inventor from a small family.
The happy, bloodthirsty rogue.
The tireless, humble, broken-hearted poet with an unexpected destiny.
The theologian who loves animals.
The weak hermit who is a complete fraud.
The anxious ambassador with little money.
The sleazy, righteous hero.
The plucky, persuasive poet.
The clumsy, awestruck explorer.
The tactless prospector who has several nervous habits.
The traveler who is prone to odd statements.
The tireless prospector.
The sleazy sailor.
The patriotic, open-minded soldier searching for justice.
The brave wanderer coping with mental illness.
The slovenly, ignored outlaw with a large fortune.
The noisy weapons master searching for employment.
The nimble, neurotic, promiscuous lawman.
The crippled, unpopular champion searching for truth.
The striking, boastful rabble-rouser.
The bandit hiding a dark secret.
The brave traveler with a chemical dependency.
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