Who are the main characters in the 'fever in new orleans story'?

I'm not sure specifically what the 'fever in new orleans story' is about without more context. It could be about an actual fever epidemic in New Orleans, or it might be a fictional story using 'fever' as a metaphor in the context of the city.

It could be the musicians who perform at the Jazzfest. They are the ones who bring the music to life and are a big part of the story.

The main character is the player - controlled protagonist who is trying to make their mark in the criminal world of New Orleans.

I don't know as I haven't read it. But they are likely two women, perhaps with different personalities and backgrounds that add depth to their relationship.

Survivors like a former fisherman who knows the waterways well could be a main character. He can help others navigate through the flooded parts of the city.

I don't know for sure. It could be some travelers who decide to take the ghost train.

The two women are the central characters in 'roman fever story'. They have a shared past, and their relationship is full of unspoken tensions and secrets related to their experiences with love and Rome.

There's Fiona Goode. She has a strong connection to the house. Her presence in the house is often filled with power plays and drama. Another one is Madison Montgomery. She brings her own brand of chaos to the house and the events that unfold there.

The main characters in 'Frozen Fever' are Elsa, Anna, Kristoff, Sven, and Olaf. Elsa is the one with the icy powers who catches a cold. Anna is her sister, always eager to make Elsa's birthday special. Kristoff is Anna's love interest, and he helps out. Sven is Kristoff's reindeer friend, and Olaf is the lovable snowman who adds his own charm to the story.

It depends on the specific 'fever dream short story'. It could be a sick child as the main character, who is the one experiencing the fever dreams. Maybe it's an old man reminiscing about his past while in a feverish state, so he would be the main character.