Characters
The crippled priestess.
The awkward, broken-hearted musician.
The addled politician who hates animals.
The weak prostitute.
The hateful gigolo.
The tireless, vocal hermit.
The poised, hateful archivist.
The unathletic, boring assistant.
The moralistic dancer hiding a dark secret.
The antisocial bodyguard.
The ignored mercenary looking for a challenge.
The plain actor with no hope.
The just, generous assassin.
The naive, odd sailor.
The persistent martial artist.
The acrobatic, disillusioned impostor.
The aged, nurturing thief.
The young, intimidating student with no hope.
The healthy, unjust singer.
The graceful, disloyal marine who loves animals.
The unhealthy, brutal bandit.
The acrobatic, self-righteous rascal.
The acrobatic impostor with no hope.
The smart, biased rogue who suffers from a chronic disease.
The aged theologian.
The nimble businessperson who hopes to be the best in his/her profession.
The charismatic teacher with repressed memories.
The unathletic, melancholy, paranoid murderer.
The artistic mercenary with no hope.
The aged, moralizing pedlar with a lot of friends.
The enduring, sleazy fence.
The odd heir.
The artistic teacher.
The poised, broken-hearted, antisocial bartender with an odd birthmark.
The young, boastful outlaw with an unexpected destiny.
The moralistic merchant who is considered the worst in his/her profession.
The poised, lonely, funny rogue.
The clumsy, bullying miner.
The healthy, courageous, introverted mercenary who fears the future.
The eccentric rabble-rouser searching for a family member.
The amiable official.
The enduring musician searching for a family member.
The striking, wise, unethical champion.
The worried philanthropist.
The awkward midwife who suffers from a chronic medical condition.
The awkward, hateful gigolo.
The priest who is seeking meaning in life.
The poised assassin searching for a lost friend.
The healthy philosopher who loves animals.
The tireless, selfless poet with an unexpected destiny.
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