Characters
The peaceful, self-righteous assistant.
The aged, organized, kind marine.
The tough, attractive murderer.
The posturing jailer.
The healthy, whiny, friendly gigolo from a good family.
The healthy, boring leader.
The plain, kind servant from a good family.
The plain, altruistic, antisocial wanderer who is cursed with bad luck.
The graceful, enduring priest.
The tough, vocal miner who has an odd way of speaking.
The clumsy marine.
The aged, whiny, aloof traitor with unusual luck.
The healthy rogue from a big family.
The agile, playful student from a good family.
The agile, mean-spirited archivist on the run from the law.
The unhealthy, wise, righteous archivist who hates children.
The dexterous, studious, patriotic pretender.
The eccentric, aloof lawman.
The dexterous, selfless outlaw with an unexpected destiny.
The unhealthy, funny architect looking for love.
The sickly, ignored hermit.
The infamous traitor.
The puerile outlaw.
The nostalgic outlaw who has an odd way of speaking.
The tireless lawman.
The acrobatic, logical, mean-spirited businessperson.
The enduring, contemplative, moralizing mentor.
The cooperative laborer escpaing the past.
The sickly pretender on the wrong side of the law.
The agile, focused, lonely singer.
The enduring, driven, playful rascal.
The unpopular lawman.
The tough, negative rogue.
The sickly, watchful ambassador.
The enduring prostitute who is dependent on medication.
The rabble-rouser who is considered the best in his/her profession.
The poised actor searching for truth.
The unathletic traitor.
The agile, generous jailer.
The champion who is given to moments of deep introspection.
The tireless, opinionated outlaw.
The priest from a small family.
The focused bodyguard who fears the future.
The cowardly, extraverted bodyguard.
The greedy pharmacist.
The clumsy, tired, patriotic traitor who is an outsider.
The clumsy, focused beggar.
The boastful pretender searching for purpose.
The poised, clinging singer.
The amiable midwife.
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