Characters
The ambitious archivist haunted by flashbacks.
The ethical archivist who hopes to be the best in his/her profession.
The dexterous traitor who lost meaning in life.
The athletic prostitute.
The poet with a lot of friends.
The poised, ruthless, corrupt farmer.
The young, absent-minded, moralistic leader who fears people think he/she is a fraud.
The soldier needing a friend.
The striking dancer.
The acrobatic, realistic merchant.
The sarcastic inventor.
The acrobatic, pious, promiscuous mentor.
The rascal escpaing the past.
The unhealthy, striking comic.
The awkward, unheroic prostitute.
The nimble traitor who is estranged from family members.
The weak-willed bartender who can't resist a fight.
The graceful, tactless spy from a good family.
The athletic, grim champion.
The poised, ignored bartender.
The committed merchant who is seeking meaning in life.
The sickly, vicious gigolo needing a friend.
The unheroic adventurer.
The cheerful, disloyal teacher.
The indecisive, rude adventurer from nowhere.
The pious, broken-hearted priest on the wrong side of the law.
The plain, sadistic, eccentric heir who loves animals.
The brave, disloyal singer.
The crippled merchant.
The tireless champion.
The enduring politician with no hope.
The intuitive, corrupt gigolo escpaing the past.
The pragmatic pedlar searching for a lost friend.
The clumsy murderer.
The opinionated soldier.
The organized actor.
The calm outlaw.
The young, shifty, kind soldier on the wrong side of the law.
The healthy, opportunistic, moralizing wanderer.
The tough, dispirited, paranoid rogue searching for employment.
The opportunistic, kind ambassador.
The self-righteous singer.
The indecisive, fearsome mercenary.
The whiny, patronizing fence.
The promiscuous champion.
The striking, enduring boatman.
The dexterous, boring, playful hermit escpaing the past.
The tolerant laborer.
The heroic, unheroic philosopher who is cursed with bad luck.
The crippled, romantic, unheroic wanderer who hates animals.
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