Characters
The tough, cruel philanthropist.
The young, slovenly poet.
The inventor with an odd birthmark.
The mystical bounty hunter.
The chaste prostitute.
The prostitute who suffers from a chronic disease.
The plain, industrious, pompous bounty hunter.
The focused lawman with repressed memories.
The brutal impostor.
The withdrawn gigolo.
The tireless, pessimistic, ethical mentor.
The fear-ridden farmer.
The graceful, laid-back, hypocritical hermit.
The persistent, posturing pharmacist with a lot of friends.
The compassionate laborer who is considered the best in his/her profession.
The acrobatic, social traitor who is given to moments of deep introspection.
The young, open-minded, bullying champion.
The artistic, homely traitor looking for a challenge.
The wily, charismatic hero.
The cooperative leader from an unusual family line.
The striking, broken-hearted gigolo.
The friendly architect.
The sickly singer.
The withdrawn traitor.
The aged, misunderstood, generous leader.
The composed inventor.
The unremarkable jailer.
The beggar with an odd birthmark.
The agile, weak-willed, hypocritical outlaw.
The obsessive spy who seems insane.
The brave, hateful rogue.
The enduring, nice bodyguard.
The brave assassin coping with mental illness.
The hunter who fears people think he/she is a fraud.
The comic from a small family.
The striking, unambitious, bullying trader with an odd birthmark.
The tough, boring, greedy weapons master who is a complete fraud.
The clumsy, conceited, popular dancer searching for a family member.
The grim, generous farmer who is a complete fraud.
The cowardly heir.
The aggravated beggar.
The loudmouthed theologian with no hope.
The distant, attractive priestess.
The sickly, intimidating champion haunted by flashbacks.
The acrobatic merchant looking for a challenge.
The unhealthy, lazy official.
The enduring, wistful, unpopular rogue searching for justice.
The strong, burnt-out servant.
The healthy, tired, obedient bartender.
The servant who is seeking meaning in life.
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