Characters
The experienced, promiscuous assistant.
The athletic, irrational, infamous philanthropist.
The nimble beggar searching for employment.
The tired, friendly hero.
The clumsy, rude smuggler who loves children.
The graceful, social priest.
The unhealthy, conceited, alienated beggar who fears the future.
The rogue who is considered the worst in his/her profession.
The altruistic poet with a chemical dependency.
The aged, brave, pompous impostor.
The prostitute from a big family.
The dexterous, mean-spirited poet.
The awkward politician with a lot of friends.
The tough, misunderstood, lonely pharmacist with a rival in his/her profession.
The peaceful musician.
The unhealthy cleric with a knack for trouble.
The kind impostor.
The athletic thief.
The immoral philanthropist who is dependent on medication.
The corrupt student who is seeking meaning in life.
The dexterous, nervous, sadistic mercenary who is an outsider.
The cooperative murderer.
The actor who hopes to be the best in his/her profession.
The aged smuggler.
The hysterical, unjust assistant who fears the future.
The strong, unethical gambler.
The plain, awestruck, popular rogue.
The dexterous, short-tempered farmer.
The athletic official hiding a dark secret.
The striking, committed spy.
The unathletic musician.
The strong, private, distant sailor with an odd birthmark.
The merchant who has an odd way of speaking.
The plain priestess who hates animals.
The plain architect.
The composed architect.
The organized, tactless prostitute.
The athletic, greedy servant.
The awkward, selfless bandit.
The brutal miner from a small family.
The clinging, self-righteous heir.
The enduring, smooth philanthropist.
The agile traveler.
The healthy, silly, opinionated soldier.
The young, bloodthirsty lawman with uncanny abilities.
The focused musician.
The enduring, hypocritical heroine.
The awkward adventurer.
The chaste jailer from a small family.
The striking, diabolical, whiny boatman with a large fortune.
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