Characters
The weak theologian.
The clumsy businessperson searching for employment.
The absent-minded servant who has an odd way of speaking.
The healthy, uncreative boatman.
The promiscuous, opinionated jailer with a dark past.
The awkward, distant, ignored sailor with unusual luck.
The sickly, short-tempered pretender.
The philandering student.
The sickly, greedy singer from a big family.
The acrobatic, biased prostitute.
The awkward, shiftless, nurturing murderer.
The awkward, conformist traveler.
The nimble, self-righteous acrobat who lost meaning in life.
The organized, sarcastic philanthropist.
The manipulative merchant.
The mystical farmer who is more than meets the eye.
The bounty hunter on the wrong side of the law.
The unathletic, drunken, extraverted actor with unusual luck.
The strong assistant.
The nimble marine.
The creative, heroic poet who is seeking meaning in life.
The weak, eccentric singer.
The opinionated bounty hunter with an odd birthmark.
The unathletic, joyful spy.
The humble mentor who has an odd way of speaking.
The striking, bigoted servant.
The hysterical, posturing hunter who belongs to a secret organization.
The corrupt architect.
The gentle assistant.
The strong boatman.
The bandit who hopes to be the best in his/her profession.
The nice actor haunted by flashbacks.
The plain, greedy beggar.
The craven, hateful ambassador.
The clumsy, distant pharmacist.
The weak-willed, tactful miner with a knack for trouble.
The weapons master looking for a challenge.
The poised, wild, whiny murderer.
The unathletic hermit looking for love.
The brutal dancer who suffers from a chronic medical condition.
The cowardly, vicious inventor from a good family.
The unhealthy, unpopular mentor who seems insane.
The misunderstood, ugly dancer who lost meaning in life.
The energetic hermit on the wrong side of the law.
The obsessive pharmacist.
The unhealthy, distant cleric with a chemical dependency.
The young, chaste champion.
The awkward, tolerant prospector with a heart of gold.
The unhealthy, immoral sailor.
The unpredictable, ethical champion.
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