Hand carved stone surround the courtyard made by the most skilled masons with their impervious designs. Its large and quiet with hanging moss, and several beds of flowers.
Courtyard, Outside Palace
queen
king
I am the king. I rule this kingdom alongside my wife, the queen. It is my divine right to be the king because my father was the king before me.
Nice bar, am I right? What bar? I have no idea what you are talking about. What we should be discussing is when you are going to have the cushion on my throne replaced. I am tired of asking you about it.  I am sorry, Queen. I was making a Joke, as I am the witty king. What am I supposed to do about your cushion? From the divine, I was given the responsibility of King; not these lesser duties. Why don't we ask someone lower such as the gardner to take care of this task? You promised me you would have it taken care of. I naturally assumed you would deligate. That is what you do, after all.  Don't you see this majestic cape I am carrying? What about this beautiful crown and robe? Both you and I are royalty and deserve more than to worry about small issues such as cushions. Why don't we enjoy this beautiful scenery? Oh my god! Why is it so loud out here? I have such a headach!  Oh no, what is wrong? It doesn't seem so loud to me. Here take my cape to cover your ears.  I don't want your silly cape! I want my cushion to be replaced and for the guy who just passed to take a bath! But you are my wife! I, as the all powerful King, will make everything right. Let me direct one of those I rule over to replace your cushion. Should you sit on the stone bench to relax? Relax? you expect me to relax when so many things are undone? Why are you so unhappy my love? Here, I will make sure this smelly gardner fixes his disrespect towards you. Does punishing him make you feel better? No, my king! He has done nothing wrong! I am so sorry, gardener.