A dank and dark prison located in the tower of the castle. There is a single bench made of stone and a bucket for eliminating waste. There are no windows and the prisoners never see the light of day.
Debtor's Prison, Inside Tower
guard
spiders
I am the Spider in the fable of the Spider and the Fly, much beloved by the children of the realm. In the story, I am a kind-hearted spider, not a mean one, which is why my story is considered suitable for children. When a fly gets caught in my sticky net, I have a choice: I can kill the fly and eat him, or I can free him and allow him to fly away. That's what I do, for I am a kind spider.
Fear not, stout guard.  I bear you and you King no harm. A talking spider! It's not often I see anything interesting here in the debtor's prison. What brings a creature like you to such a dark, depressing place? I am in a mission to teach kids of the realm about kindness.  When a fly gets trapped in my web, I free it.  Too many people are afraid of spiders! As a king's guard, I'm not afraid of anything. I must be brave and strong to protect the king from any threats. It takes a stout heart to work here. Never seeing the light is part of the punishment for prisoners, but it also means I spend much of my time in the dark. Without windows in this place, how did you even get here?