Characters
The snide, unheroic bandit.
The educated miner.
The pharmacist who lost meaning in life.
The tireless, awkward ambassador.
The awkward, immature, heroic midwife.
The comic with an odd birthmark.
The self-righteous heroine who had a near-death experience that changed them significantly.
The sloppy bodyguard.
The enduring hunter.
The acrobatic, secretive beggar.
The friendly musician who suffers from a chronic medical condition.
The poised, focused, funny murderer with a false identity.
The seasoned, immature spy.
The graceful, bloodthirsty wanderer.
The acrobatic sailor from a good family.
The sadistic trader with little money.
The nimble, narrow-minded laborer.
The acrobatic philosopher who seems insane.
The athletic, moralistic wanderer.
The beggar on the wrong side of the law.
The disorganized heroine.
The awkward soldier.
The fearsome marine.
The acrobatic, apathetic, open-minded priest.
The illogical, sadistic pharmacist on the wrong side of the law.
The pompous impostor.
The acrobatic, spiritual murderer.
The clumsy priest who is a complete fraud.
The poised, dissatisfied midwife.
The awkward, sleazy rogue with an unexpected destiny.
The drunken, lonely inventor trapped by the past.
The domineering teacher.
The clumsy, tactless, popular dancer.
The crippled, mean-spirited, greedy pharmacist.
The composed architect who hopes to be the best in his/her profession.
The healthy, willful, tactful politician.
The cute official.
The fearful acrobat.
The selfish midwife who belongs to a secret organization.
The philosophical official.
The aggravated gigolo.
The graceful, brave, friendly champion.
The unathletic, sadistic actor needing a friend.
The acrobatic, moralistic, ugly traitor who is an outsider.
The promiscuous, social pedlar.
The weak, tolerant, outgoing philosopher from a bad family.
The nimble, aloof explorer with a knack for trouble.
The striking, philandering explorer.
The dexterous, intuitive, posturing politician.
The unhealthy, intelligent bartender.
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