Characters
The healthy, obsessive, playful assassin.
The attractive servant from a good family.
The plain, sadistic, popular politician who belongs to a secret organization.
The tireless, intimidating servant.
The corrupt, sleazy student.
The misguided singer.
The explorer escpaing the past.
The sickly, boastful teacher.
The striking, hypocritical rabble-rouser.
The aged, sleazy bounty hunter who seems insane.
The striking, tactless adventurer.
The striking pharmacist.
The plain hunter who hopes to be the best in his/her profession.
The plain, predictable, clinging bodyguard.
The plain, mean-spirited lawman.
The vicious rogue.
The healthy heroine haunted by flashbacks.
The clumsy, bullying fence who seems insane.
The traveler with a rival in his/her profession.
The agile, cynical farmer.
The unhealthy, cynical architect.
The vicious, immature pretender looking for a challenge.
The unheroic comic.
The musician with big dreams.
The misguided, fearsome archivist.
The sickly, moral bandit who is cursed with bad luck.
The immature philosopher haunted by flashbacks.
The inventor who is seeking meaning in life.
The bounty hunter with uncanny abilities.
The poised, cruel comic.
The serene outlaw with little money.
The enduring, charismatic assassin.
The ambitious, open-minded pretender who fears people think he/she is a fraud.
The addled, nurturing pharmacist with a lot of friends.
The tactful, extraverted official who is a complete fraud.
The unfriendly poet who is dependent on medication.
The distant, pompous ambassador who is a complete fraud.
The crippled, aloof, brave hermit.
The energetic prostitute who can't resist a fight.
The prostitute searching for truth.
The smooth priest.
The bullying rascal.
The young, persuasive jailer.
The agile, greedy priestess.
The dispirited, heroic boatman with no hope.
The dexterous, absent-minded, broken-hearted heroine.
The odd soldier.
The spendthrift, sleazy teacher.
The tireless laborer who has an odd way of speaking.
The tireless, spendthrift, patronizing champion who is more than meets the eye.
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