Characters
The broken-hearted, domineering inventor.
The striking musician with a heart of gold.
The tough, weak-willed pretender.
The tough, lonely ambassador.
The cute martial artist.
The disillusioned leader.
The strong, uncreative student.
The plain, brutal theologian who loves children.
The traitor with big dreams.
The tough inventor.
The soldier who fears people think he/she is a fraud.
The enduring, elegant explorer.
The awkward, popular hermit who loves children.
The agile, shifty, disloyal smuggler.
The acrobatic poet on the run from the law.
The tough, dispirited, amiable weapons master with unusual luck.
The priest who loves children.
The poised, negative, sarcastic heir.
The opportunistic hero.
The awkward dancer who hopes to be the best in his/her profession.
The agile, conformist, boring pretender.
The studious, smooth ambassador.
The tough, funny martial artist.
The adventurer who is estranged from family members.
The short-tempered, arrogant traveler living on borrowed time.
The unhappy lawman.
The wild, homely philosopher who can't resist a fight.
The strong, inhibited lawman.
The acrobatic, nervous, rude rogue.
The distant politician with a chemical dependency.
The athletic, tolerant wanderer.
The corrupt bodyguard.
The tolerant, pompous philanthropist.
The hysterical pedlar.
The irrational, broken-hearted rascal.
The brave architect with a rival in his/her profession.
The unathletic, wild, sleazy prostitute.
The clumsy, just, sadistic politician.
The addled, brave soldier.
The pessimistic fence with a false identity.
The crippled, humble, moralistic poet from a big family.
The hateful adventurer.
The patriotic mercenary who is more than meets the eye.
The tough, self-righteous, immature priest who fell in with the wrong crowd.
The unbalanced, charismatic spy.
The weak, quiet jailer.
The soldier on the run from the law.
The bounty hunter who loves children.
The acrobatic, gentle miner with unusual luck.
The manipulative, whiny hermit.
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