Characters
The distant dancer who fears people think he/she is a fraud.
The murderer with a chemical dependency.
The young, melancholy trader.
The nimble inventor with a rival in his/her profession.
The plain, unhappy, opinionated traveler.
The educated bodyguard.
The worried teacher who suffers from a chronic disease.
The graceful traveler who hates children.
The homely student who fell in with the wrong crowd.
The nimble, seasoned, amiable heroine haunted by dark memories.
The champion searching for justice.
The acrobatic, biased heir who is an outsider.
The disorganized, intimidating official who fears people think he/she is a fraud.
The eccentric, bullying inventor who is cursed with bad luck.
The antisocial musician.
The healthy, violent, persuasive poet who is an outsider.
The heroic, awkward heir.
The healthy, patriotic singer looking for a challenge.
The philosophical rogue.
The aged, distant dancer who has several nervous habits.
The strong merchant with repressed memories.
The dexterous smuggler searching for truth.
The smart bandit who has an odd way of speaking.
The spiritual martial artist.
The unathletic jailer.
The persuasive midwife who belongs to a secret organization.
The puerile, unheroic lawman.
The smooth rascal needing a friend.
The athletic, popular priestess who is an outsider.
The disloyal cleric.
The misguided actor.
The unhealthy heroine.
The cute businessperson.
The unhealthy, secretive, opinionated architect who fears the future.
The aged, private pharmacist.
The inhibited, awkward soldier with no hope.
The crippled farmer with uncanny abilities.
The brave merchant.
The tolerant politician.
The poised, manipulative champion searching for truth.
The peaceful impostor from a big family.
The serious theologian.
The complacent, posturing acrobat searching for truth.
The tactless bounty hunter.
The crazy, promiscuous champion.
The smooth laborer who suffers from a chronic disease.
The inhibited gigolo who fears the future.
The tireless, playful gigolo who suffers from a chronic medical condition.
The acrobatic architect who is dependent on medication.
The aloof hermit.
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