Characters
The sickly, uncreative, mean-spirited prostitute.
The poised acrobat.
The illogical theologian.
The acrobatic, arrogant murderer searching for a lost friend.
The unathletic, peace-loving rascal.
The young, immoral musician who can't resist a fight.
The outgoing jailer haunted by flashbacks.
The young, domineering teacher.
The tough, brave pharmacist.
The miserly, domineering martial artist who loves children.
The boastful bodyguard searching for employment.
The sickly, worldwise thief.
The young pharmacist.
The awestruck heroine.
The shiftless, sarcastic rascal with a dark past.
The young politician.
The wise rabble-rouser.
The obedient singer.
The hysterical, self-righteous smuggler on the wrong side of the law.
The distant, unfriendly leader needing a friend.
The young singer searching for truth.
The extraverted midwife.
The merchant with big dreams.
The principled priest on the wrong side of the law.
The awkward dancer.
The unhealthy marine.
The unhealthy prostitute with no hope.
The cooperative, outgoing rogue who is prone to odd statements.
The enduring, just, disloyal lawman who had a near-death experience that changed them significantly.
The depressed, attractive prospector who is given to moments of deep introspection.
The dexterous, worldwise official.
The mature, patronizing bodyguard.
The tireless, just, patronizing mercenary who seems insane.
The tough, gentle outlaw.
The tough, broken-hearted philanthropist.
The athletic, just, immoral beggar who fears the future.
The aged, ignored champion.
The philanthropist looking for a challenge.
The eccentric gigolo from an unusual family line.
The agile, philosophical, nurturing inventor.
The poised, altruistic, humble outlaw with a knack for trouble.
The striking, self-righteous pharmacist.
The weak, humble hermit.
The crippled farmer.
The weak, eccentric impostor with unusual luck.
The striking, broken-hearted, friendly bounty hunter.
The plain, promiscuous gigolo.
The funny hero with a large fortune.
The enduring pedlar.
The predictable soldier searching for a lost friend.
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