Characters
The athletic miner with an odd birthmark.
The pedlar who belongs to a secret organization.
The ruthless, ugly ambassador with a knack for trouble.
The peace-loving, bloodthirsty philosopher who hates children.
The athletic, eccentric sailor.
The acrobatic, weary, amiable politician who suffers from a chronic disease.
The unhealthy mentor who is a complete fraud.
The unhealthy cleric who has an odd way of speaking.
The sailor from a bad family.
The cooperative smuggler who hates children.
The aloof heir.
The tough, brutal boatman.
The dexterous, shiftless, arrogant acrobat searching for a family member.
The extraverted wanderer.
The weak, brave outlaw haunted by flashbacks.
The vicious pharmacist.
The poised, puerile, funny dancer with a false identity.
The crippled, immoral boatman.
The unathletic, studious traveler.
The alienated beggar looking for love.
The tactless servant.
The healthy, smooth wanderer who is an outsider.
The clever, extraverted laborer.
The acrobatic, negative, whiny marine.
The strong, worried, short-tempered jailer.
The young, elegant acrobat.
The athletic boatman hiding a dark secret.
The boring mercenary.
The uncreative official.
The dexterous, posturing inventor who has an odd way of speaking.
The sickly, hysterical, vocal businessperson.
The agile, chaste fence with a false identity.
The agile, mean-spirited, cruel philosopher.
The misguided poet.
The patriotic assassin.
The healthy rogue.
The philanthropist who is more than meets the eye.
The weak, tactful poet from nowhere.
The broken-hearted poet.
The odd champion.
The clumsy politician who fears the future.
The unpredictable archivist.
The poised, popular beggar with a large fortune.
The striking, committed, tactless traitor.
The unathletic, cunning bandit.
The infamous architect searching for truth.
The healthy, unjust smuggler from a bad family.
The nervous bodyguard.
The young, sleazy assassin.
The graceful, puerile, unjust assistant who fell in with the wrong crowd.
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