Characters
The selfish spy.
The plain bartender.
The plain, grim, bigoted rascal trapped by the past.
The poised, optimistic, funny servant.
The unpredictable hunter who is considered the best in his/her profession.
The moralizing weapons master.
The biased archivist coping with mental illness.
The clumsy, tactless, sleazy jailer searching for justice.
The acrobatic, bloodthirsty pharmacist.
The worried murderer.
The awkward smuggler.
The crippled priest who is cursed with bad luck.
The poised explorer.
The self-righteous rascal with unusual luck.
The miner on the wrong side of the law.
The detached smuggler.
The unathletic, crazy dancer.
The healthy, detached, unfriendly singer.
The clumsy hero who is cursed with bad luck.
The vicious gambler who belongs to a secret organization.
The ethical theologian.
The plain, logical, moral marine with repressed memories.
The striking inventor.
The poised, infamous boatman with a false identity.
The nervous, immoral teacher.
The vicious beggar.
The secretive, unfriendly musician.
The young, happy, alienated gigolo who suffers from a chronic medical condition.
The poised, tireless, bigoted impostor.
The manipulative, unpopular gigolo.
The composed fence.
The tough mentor.
The graceful, social miner with a knack for trouble.
The tough, moral pharmacist who lost meaning in life.
The enduring priest.
The acrobatic hero who is seeking meaning in life.
The altruistic, unheroic architect.
The unheroic heroine.
The strong, shiftless, charismatic midwife.
The immoral teacher.
The playful politician who is given to moments of deep introspection.
The mean-spirited priest from a small family.
The apathetic musician.
The rude priestess.
The kind official who can't resist helping people.
The young, sleazy, broken-hearted poet from nowhere.
The graceful student.
The antisocial bodyguard from a good family.
The fear-ridden, distant heir.
The ethical lawman.
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