Xaque Gruber: The show's sheer variety of tone and character spans such disparate lives -- from the woman face down on the 7-11 floor during the robbery, to the little boy miserable at Summer Camp -- all of these characters were so real to me that by the end of the show I felt I had all these new friends.
Arguments between characters span the deeply personal (skeletons in the closest, long-held grievances) to broader debates about Australian identity and notions of cultural inferiority.
There are 20 stories in the book, and the characters span the sexuality spectrum: from girl meets boy, to girl meets girl, to ungendered person meets a selection of girls and boys.
Berry's main characters seem to be searching for a truth that will set people free, while Hanks' arc is the biggest, as his characters span from an outright villain driven by greed to a humble man realizing the role he can play for a cause much bigger than himself.
Next To The Gods' complex and epic web of characters span centuries including a Caligula-like mad emperor (Book One's Arhahnis aka "Orange Eyes"), dragon-like/horse-like companions that communicate through music (Oscileans), and, a highly intelligent species, the Excilue, jellyfish-like beings (also equipped with superior technology) hailing from a gaseous world.
They examined 477 individual physical features (morphological characters) spanning 81 different individual sauropods recovered from sites across the globe.
Tschopp and colleagues examined 477 individual physical features (morphological characters) spanning 81 different individual sauropods recovered from sites across the globe.
It has a cast of 32, involves 70 characters, spans 35 years, and derives from five years of research into the dissidents, idealists and principled fugitives of 19th-century Russia.
Mr. Gurney's "Ancestral Voices," a sort of "Love Letters" reading/hybrid play, expanded to five characters, spanning three generations, has been seen two nights a week at Lincoln Center, with stellar casts in intermittent runs.
The English Monster is an extraordinarily rich mixture of real and imagined characters spanning some 250 years from 1564, when Billy Ablass, a young Oxfordshire fortune-hunter, joins a fleet of ships in Plymouth commanded by Admiral John Hawkins bound for the new world via west Africa, to 1812, when river constable Charles Horton identifies the Ratcliff Highway murderer.
