Characters
The assassin from a bad family.
The priestess searching for employment.
The healthy, ambitious, opinionated theologian who loves animals.
The absent-minded student who is considered the worst in his/her profession.
The plain, addled student.
The athletic, weak, playful wanderer.
The illogical thief.
The sickly outlaw with an unexpected destiny.
The acrobatic, fearsome servant with a false identity.
The shiftless murderer needing a friend.
The distant assassin.
The depressed sailor with a rival in his/her profession.
The bounty hunter who loves children.
The tough pretender.
The graceful, self-righteous pedlar.
The poised gigolo.
The dexterous, amiable bandit.
The calm, brutal jailer.
The unhappy, altruistic spy.
The anxious champion.
The unhealthy sailor.
The unconfident, arrogant prostitute.
The sickly, alienated, whiny traveler.
The cooperative hermit who has an odd way of speaking.
The enduring architect.
The opportunistic wanderer with a rival in his/her profession.
The materialistic, unethical sailor.
The nimble, posturing acrobat.
The weak, ruthless, rude lawman from nowhere.
The poet searching for purpose.
The aged pretender from nowhere.
The nimble, unpopular politician looking for love.
The aged, boring heroine hiding a dark secret.
The graceful, unremarkable, playful bounty hunter.
The moralizing pedlar from a good family.
The enduring, sleazy, striking traveler with an unexpected destiny.
The tireless, eccentric poet hiding a dark secret.
The acrobatic, absent-minded, domineering jailer.
The heroine with a large fortune.
The enduring, tolerant comic.
The negative, arrogant inventor.
The agile smuggler.
The healthy marine.
The loudmouthed, distant acrobat from a bad family.
The poised, composed, amiable spy.
The agile, educated, open-minded spy on the wrong side of the law.
The awkward, optimistic, unfriendly midwife.
The enduring, negative, eccentric rabble-rouser.
The athletic, wily, outgoing fence searching for a family member.
The unhealthy rabble-rouser.
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