Characters
The tough, unfriendly wanderer with repressed memories.
The melancholy assistant with little money.
The healthy official.
The plain, organized, clinging pretender.
The open-minded prostitute trapped by the past.
The joyful, nurturing mentor searching for employment.
The unathletic, arrogant politician.
The hateful beggar.
The weak, popular fence.
The unathletic prospector from a good family.
The pious, intimidating leader.
The optimistic priest.
The striking, sleazy murderer.
The dexterous, ignored singer.
The sickly, arrogant wanderer.
The healthy impostor with a false identity.
The hateful philanthropist who has several nervous habits.
The tactless mercenary.
The plain philanthropist with a false identity.
The moral outlaw.
The plucky champion on the wrong side of the law.
The tough, cute singer searching for truth.
The righteous murderer.
The enduring theologian who has an odd way of speaking.
The slovenly prostitute with big dreams.
The philandering bodyguard with a false identity.
The wily hero who seems insane.
The acrobatic, righteous priest.
The athletic, peace-loving bodyguard.
The tireless, domineering assistant living on borrowed time.
The dissatisfied, self-righteous student who is considered the best in his/her profession.
The unathletic, antisocial bandit.
The acrobatic, friendly leader.
The shiftless, clinging philanthropist searching for purpose.
The open-minded hermit.
The strong, happy, mean-spirited businessperson.
The weak, unbalanced bounty hunter.
The ambitious murderer with a lot of friends.
The aged, unremarkable, awkward mercenary.
The wistful student on the wrong side of the law.
The awkward comic living on borrowed time.
The tireless, organized adventurer.
The tough, whiny farmer who is an outsider.
The open-minded outlaw.
The dexterous theologian.
The striking, philandering, extraverted smuggler with an odd birthmark.
The humble lawman who is a complete fraud.
The pure mercenary who is a complete fraud.
The nimble, confused, persuasive hunter.
The athletic heir with a knack for trouble.
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