Who are the main characters in 'the king's man story'?

There is Conrad, for one. He's a key character in the King's Man story.

The main characters are the old man and the king, of course.

Obviously, the king and the poor man are the main characters. The king is from a high - ranking position with all the power and luxury, while the poor man is at the opposite end of the social spectrum, facing hardships.

The main character is King. But other characters from the One Punch Man universe may also make appearances, like Saitama who is often associated with King due to the misunderstandings regarding King's 'heroic deeds' which are actually Saitama's most of the time.

I'm not sure specifically as I haven't read the exact 'every man a king novel'. But generally, there could be a protagonist who embodies the idea of the everyman rising to a 'kingly' status. There might also be characters who oppose this concept and act as antagonists, representing the status quo or those who don't believe in such equality.

The main characters are the king, the two swindlers who pretend to make the special clothes, and the little boy who finally tells the truth. The king is a vain character who is easily fooled. The swindlers are clever tricksters, and the little boy is the one with the honesty and courage to say what he sees.

The king and the goldfish are surely the main characters. The king, being in a position of authority, his character traits like his kindness or cruelty might play a role in the story. The goldfish, being the focus along with the king, might have its own 'character' so to speak. Maybe it's a very curious goldfish or a very timid one. There could also be other minor characters like the fishermen who caught the goldfish originally and presented it to the king, or the queen if she has an opinion on the king's preoccupation with the goldfish.

It's difficult to determine without more information. But perhaps, aside from the king, there is a young and heroic knight who the king's decision affects greatly. Maybe the king has to decide whether to send this knight on a dangerous quest or keep him at court.

The main characters are King George VI and Lionel Logue. King George VI is the one with the stammer, and Lionel Logue is the speech therapist who helps him.

I don't know this story, so I can't say for sure. Maybe there is the king himself.