The laundry lines extend for meters. 6 rows of lines go from north to south. The area is filled with people putting their clothes to dry. All the lines are in an opening of trees that the sun hits perfectly to help dry. To the right you can see a stream through the tree where people go to wash their clothes before they hang them to dry.
Laundry Lines, Outside Palace
villager
peasant
I am poor and dirty. I hate that I am starving to death. I am a hard worker.
Excuse me, kind sir. Do you have any food or coin to spare? I haven't any food or coin to spare, but if you're thirsty, you may drink from my canteen. Thank you so much, Sir! If you have no coin to spare, I would be willing to trade my bible. for some. I have no need of your bible. You should keep it for when you can make a better trade. You may be right. I am sorry to beg. I just have very little to eat, but for some moldy bread. That's a pity. Perhaps that merchant will be able to help you more than I can.  Thank you again for your kindness. I will pray for your safe travels. Where are you headed today? I would like to venture out into the forest, if I can find someone brave enough to travel with me. What do you hope to find in the forest? If you believe we could find fortunes there, perhaps I could travel with you. I merely want to explore and see if the rumors about magical creatures are true. Well, if you're still willing to take me as a travel companion, I would be happy to join you in your travels. I have not had much fortune remaining here. How long have you been in this village?