Characters
The acrobatic outlaw.
The weak, manipulative leader.
The poised bandit.
The acrobatic, spiritual, friendly jailer.
The shifty, patriotic marine.
The plain, selfish, cooperative mercenary trapped by the past.
The prostitute who is considered the worst in his/her profession.
The grim pharmacist from nowhere.
The enduring, cruel student from a bad family.
The unhealthy, ethical rogue.
The attractive jailer on the run from the law.
The graceful, nostalgic mentor.
The aged, greedy, friendly martial artist from nowhere.
The clumsy, conceited, selfless acrobat who fears people think he/she is a fraud.
The puerile comic haunted by flashbacks.
The aged traitor from a good family.
The short-tempered, tactless bartender who is seeking meaning in life.
The agile, selfish midwife searching for a lost friend.
The unathletic, posturing beggar.
The striking, private inventor.
The unhealthy, brave inventor who is dependent on medication.
The pharmacist hiding a dark secret.
The healthy fence.
The snide, corrupt student.
The optimistic pedlar.
The tireless, mysterious wanderer.
The sickly, persuasive lawman who suffers from a chronic medical condition.
The clumsy, boastful inventor searching for truth.
The striking, wise poet.
The enduring, silly, unjust laborer with repressed memories.
The cooperative merchant who is prone to odd statements.
The stingy, sleazy student who suffers from a chronic medical condition.
The agile, spiritual weapons master.
The stupid, ethical laborer who hates animals.
The materialistic, unjust bounty hunter haunted by flashbacks.
The moralistic prospector from nowhere.
The brave laborer.
The tireless, arrogant hermit who is seeking meaning in life.
The murderer with unexpected depths.
The aged, slothful, intimidating outlaw from a good family.
The weary actor.
The absent-minded pedlar.
The philandering weapons master.
The vicious fence with an unexpected destiny.
The tolerant hero.
The ignorant priest looking for a challenge.
The generous rascal.
The tough, righteous assistant.
The unhealthy gambler escpaing the past.
The sickly, inhibited pedlar.
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