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Amara is a woman who is introduced in the first episode as a traveling musician and storyteller.   Renowned throughout the region for her cheerful and bombastic style, she travels with a troupe of other entertainers.

However, her outgoing persona masks a deep sense of loss.  When she receives the news that her younger sister has passed away while she was on tour, she spirals into depression and drinking.  She is removed from her band due to her self-destructive behavior, and finds herself back in her hometown when she comes across the Brass Eagle Tavern.

The first episode of the series follows her journey in the lead up to the discovery of the tavern.

While she is an entertainer by trade, she is fiercely protective of those who she considers friends.  Amara frequently butts heads with the Keeper as she makes herself welcome despite his protests.  With an inherent stubbornness and intense curiosity, she decides to follow the tavern in its travels.   While she would never admit it, she views the teleporting tavern as an opportunity to escape from the grief that is plaguing her.

She is a character of high high and low lows, someone who is extremely extroverted and vocal about her opinions.  Despite her stubbornness, she is also very likeable and often the first to be willing to try new things.  It is important that these qualities are conveyed by the actor.

Her age range is anywhere between 20-40 years old.  Amara is open to any actor regardless of identity or background.

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Each episode will be rehearsed during a live remote table read with the other actors, director, and producer in order to provide notes and feedback.  A secondary recording session will then be scheduled so the actors can interact and record their final takes.  If necessary, pickups will be requested outside of the scheduled calls.

The goal will be to have as many actors as possible present for the reads to make the acting feel natural and believable, but scheduling will be flexible to accommodate each actor's availability.