Characters
The plain, joyful, moralizing rabble-rouser with an odd birthmark.
The clumsy, enduring, charismatic lawman.
The awkward, delusional, persuasive traitor.
The just, unheroic prostitute.
The immature, manipulative priestess.
The rascal living on borrowed time.
The young, tactless farmer with an odd birthmark.
The healthy beggar.
The immature, selfish traveler who is given to moments of deep introspection.
The weak, moral wanderer needing a friend.
The unpopular comic.
The fearsome heir.
The plain boatman with a large fortune.
The serious, persuasive comic trapped by the past.
The tireless, watchful, self-righteous architect from a big family.
The tactful inventor.
The weak, composed, vicious impostor who is estranged from family members.
The tough, hypocritical, unjust assistant who is considered the best in his/her profession.
The clumsy heroine.
The depressed ambassador.
The shiftless student.
The crippled hunter.
The humble hero.
The singer with repressed memories.
The strong pretender escpaing the past.
The worried, gentle bartender who is estranged from family members.
The acrobatic, melancholy traitor.
The acrobatic, righteous servant with a false identity.
The open-minded laborer trapped by the past.
The weak laborer with a chemical dependency.
The heroine needing a friend.
The poised, awkward smuggler.
The tough, unstable, whiny hunter.
The poised assassin escpaing the past.
The tireless, illogical, eccentric teacher who is considered the worst in his/her profession.
The unathletic, obedient thief with a dark past.
The enduring, disillusioned poet.
The cooperative, arrogant architect.
The unathletic mercenary with uncanny abilities.
The alienated archivist.
The young musician.
The strong, opinionated rogue.
The unconfident philanthropist.
The awkward, righteous, moralistic theologian.
The tireless, creative sailor.
The outlaw who has an odd way of speaking.
The clumsy bodyguard with unexpected depths.
The crippled, romantic theologian.
The actor who fears the future.
The dexterous, selfish mentor who has an odd way of speaking.
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