Characters
The enduring fence.
The unathletic, weak, ugly spy.
The graceful comic with unexpected depths.
The beggar who is dependent on medication.
The sickly, worried, fearsome thief who hopes to be the best in his/her profession.
The confused, greedy farmer on the run from the law.
The tireless outlaw who suffers from a chronic medical condition.
The misguided, immature sailor from a good family.
The acrobatic gigolo.
The peace-loving, unheroic businessperson searching for truth.
The dispirited, ugly rabble-rouser who suffers from a chronic medical condition.
The priest who hates children.
The misunderstood servant.
The aloof philosopher.
The ethical murderer.
The humble adventurer.
The heroic farmer with little money.
The predictable, social midwife.
The wise assassin who is given to moments of deep introspection.
The awkward poet with a knack for trouble.
The agile bodyguard with no hope.
The righteous servant who is seeking meaning in life.
The snide, unethical trader.
The miserly, righteous murderer with a dark past.
The tireless, tactful singer.
The tough, tactful, unethical jailer.
The agile, heroic hermit.
The weak champion.
The dancer who fears the future.
The poised beggar who can't resist helping people.
The strong, conceited farmer.
The detached servant needing a friend.
The heroine searching for purpose.
The tough, promiscuous, vocal comic on the run from the law.
The weak, wistful, attractive bounty hunter.
The athletic, short-tempered, hypocritical servant who is dependent on medication.
The clever, tactless heir.
The healthy, brutal dancer with unusual luck.
The agile, odd miner with a chemical dependency.
The rude wanderer.
The athletic, inhibited, boring singer.
The clueless, unethical miner.
The moralistic bandit with a chemical dependency.
The plain, kind, bloodthirsty bartender needing a friend.
The plain, vocal gambler who hates children.
The young bodyguard.
The thief from a small family.
The athletic weapons master.
The fearful, moralizing student from nowhere.
The theologian with big dreams.
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