Characters
The moral official.
The obedient bounty hunter.
The corrupt adventurer.
The dexterous, philandering, hateful pretender who is given to moments of deep introspection.
The champion escpaing the past.
The extraverted mentor.
The peace-loving rascal with a chemical dependency.
The agile, eccentric soldier who is estranged from family members.
The crippled outlaw.
The calm rogue.
The pragmatic, disloyal servant.
The wise theologian who is dependent on medication.
The rogue with uncanny abilities.
The manipulative, altruistic beggar.
The miserable archivist.
The agile inventor.
The strong, obedient traveler.
The religious, moralizing inventor from a good family.
The just bodyguard searching for a family member.
The sickly, spendthrift, awkward dancer.
The tough, nervous, popular pretender.
The narrow-minded, amiable bounty hunter searching for truth.
The aggravated politician.
The unhappy theologian.
The agile actor with an unexpected destiny.
The awkward, lonely, generous hermit looking for love.
The athletic teacher.
The plain, broken-hearted fence.
The plain traitor.
The awkward, corrupt prospector.
The striking, friendly hermit searching for justice.
The clumsy, moralistic poet.
The athletic champion.
The dexterous, heroic hero.
The assistant from an unusual family line.
The agile, boastful pedlar who is considered the best in his/her profession.
The wistful, outgoing fence with a knack for trouble.
The stingy, immature philanthropist who lost meaning in life.
The selfish outlaw.
The tireless champion with repressed memories.
The enduring comic.
The clinging, moralizing bounty hunter.
The unpredictable, infamous politician.
The clinging marine trapped by the past.
The athletic, sleazy heroine.
The healthy, happy philanthropist.
The poised hermit looking for love.
The pure marine who suffers from a chronic medical condition.
The young, immature rogue.
The enduring impostor with little money.
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