There are rows of long brown wooden seats, a grey stone floor and transparent glass window panes depicting religious iconography.  There are also copies of religious literature available.
Nave, Inside Church
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I attend the church every week and say my prayers dutifully. I always put coins in the poor box. I light a candle for my departed mother.
What brings you into the Nave today? Just taking a look at it, admiring the decor. The decor really is something isn't it? Indeed, I love how old and sophisticated it seems. There's so much history in the designs and what it depicts. It's truly a masterpiece of art Oh I can tell that there is an immense amount of history here. That's why I love it so much. Do you usually study religious history? Or just history in general? Any history is perfect for me, really. Religious is a bit boring but still good. I feel like Religion has so many layers. It's fascinating to dive into I suppose, but eventually it starts to just boil down to a set of beliefs with a deity ruling over us. This is true. I think at the core though... it's the same belief. A belief in higher power/s That is what makes it boring to me, it's all the same, whereas studying battles and conflict are so different every time!