A bland and not very imposing door is the only means by which one exits the tower. There is nothing special about the entrance - it is a simple stone arch. A broom and mop bucket are next to the door that leads to the outdoors.
beside tower entrance, Inside Tower
servant
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.
Servant, how are you this day? Well, my liege; it is kind of you to ask. And you? Oh I am getting by, just doing a walk around the tower to stretch the muscles. Please by cautious, your Grace; I have just finished mopping the floors and the flagstones may yet be wet and slick I will make certain to watch my step, thank you for the warning. Oh, and I believe Lord Wandleton has come to see you, your grace. I spied his carriage from the window. Hmm, what would bring Lord Wandleton here... You would of course be better than I, your Grace, I have heard only rumors... I did not send for him, what have you heard? These are but rumors of course, but I have heard it told that he ... desires Lady Isirla. Oh what nonsense, everyone knows they are cousins. Yes, of course, but so the rumors go, that is why he seeks your permission, as King, to allow such an unusual union