Characters
The weak, hypocritical student.
The misunderstood lawman.
The unathletic, withdrawn champion.
The dexterous, promiscuous, clinging jailer hiding a dark secret.
The delusional sailor from an unusual family line.
The comic needing a friend.
The sickly, outgoing theologian.
The striking, weak-willed actor.
The unathletic, amiable fence from an unusual family line.
The unhealthy, opportunistic, nurturing jailer who belongs to a secret organization.
The tactless theologian.
The social actor.
The serene, funny actor.
The domineering philosopher with uncanny abilities.
The strong, distant hunter.
The agile, composed, antisocial businessperson.
The kind comic who hates children.
The plain rogue who hates children.
The young, puerile, homely fence.
The paranoid servant who has an odd way of speaking.
The aged prostitute.
The unhealthy, creative, righteous acrobat.
The misguided, paranoid archivist.
The healthy hermit.
The graceful sailor.
The poised, cunning, odd actor with uncanny abilities.
The nimble wanderer with a dark past.
The striking lawman with a false identity.
The romantic assistant.
The slovenly, brave priestess who loves children.
The acrobatic, aloof, alienated archivist.
The nimble, chaste gambler who is prone to odd statements.
The unathletic, peace-loving, chaste theologian.
The healthy hero.
The athletic priestess who is dependent on medication.
The weak, shiftless champion.
The aged, biased, distant singer from a small family.
The agile, confused poet.
The traitor who can't resist helping people.
The philandering lawman who fears the future.
The selfish priestess.
The sickly, righteous, gentle comic hiding a dark secret.
The stingy, funny miner living on borrowed time.
The cute actor.
The dexterous, depressed official.
The tough pretender from a good family.
The tactless rabble-rouser.
The ambassador with an odd birthmark.
The unathletic, private, hypocritical teacher with unexpected depths.
The unathletic, driven, corrupt adventurer who fears the future.
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