Characters
The sickly, organized midwife.
The nimble, lazy midwife.
The ruthless servant.
The tactful, rude heroine who belongs to a secret organization.
The awkward, narrow-minded smuggler.
The playful midwife.
The introverted prostitute with a rival in his/her profession.
The healthy assassin.
The graceful, mystical actor.
The tireless, ethical official.
The awkward philosopher.
The ignored pretender.
The watchful, brutal philanthropist.
The aloof, tolerant wanderer haunted by flashbacks.
The acrobatic, burnt-out explorer.
The hero living on borrowed time.
The mature, self-righteous pharmacist with uncanny abilities.
The compassionate cleric.
The leader trapped by the past.
The awestruck, nurturing sailor.
The nervous, posturing philanthropist.
The immature theologian.
The tireless, obsessive actor.
The moral fence looking for love.
The slovenly official.
The cruel philosopher.
The outlaw with big dreams.
The sickly, inhibited marine searching for a family member.
The hateful hermit with a rival in his/her profession.
The plain, self-righteous assassin searching for a lost friend.
The aged rabble-rouser who is dependent on medication.
The persuasive hermit trapped by the past.
The domineering pharmacist.
The athletic weapons master.
The mean-spirited fence.
The aged, optimistic, greedy pedlar who has several nervous habits.
The politician searching for truth.
The cheerful, opinionated pretender.
The strong trader who belongs to a secret organization.
The smart, social dancer.
The cynical, tolerant trader needing a friend.
The tireless rabble-rouser who is estranged from family members.
The strong, aloof architect.
The scatterbrained rascal from nowhere.
The philosophical adventurer.
The unhealthy, humble assassin who is prone to odd statements.
The moralistic mercenary searching for a family member.
The young, unjust official who can't resist a fight.
The crippled, unambitious gigolo.
The clumsy, scatterbrained, hateful martial artist with a dark past.
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