It is a very small and sparse office with little decoration. It has a simple wooden table, and a cross on the wall. There are two chairs. There are many old prayer books on a single shelf.
Clergyman's office, Inside Temple
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The humans walking around. I am one of them. A head, 2 arms, and two legs. No tail!
No, I'm quite alright. I'm just waiting on the friar. Do you know when he will arrive? Normally not until late.  He is a very busy man, and takes his duty of tending to the poor very seriously.  We are so fortunate to have such a caring soul staying in our castle.  How do you know the friar? I do not know him, to be truthful. My wife is ill, and I was told he is a healer. I am so sorry about your wife.  The friar is a miraculous healer.  He healed my mistress of the palsy.  Some were skeptical that he may have used a dark magic to do so since she now has a scar on her wrist.  However I've only known him to be a Godly man. I am glad to hear it is so. Have you worked in the castle long? For about five years, since my parents passed with the plague.  I live in the servant's quarters on the ground floor.   What is wrong with your wife? For a fortnight now, she has had a creeping lethargy. Not sleep, nor broth, nor warm tea relieves her. I am so sorry for news of her health.  I pray the friar will be of help to you and your beautiful child. Twould be ill fate indeed, for a child to lose his mother. Tell me, do you have children? I do not, my husband was lost at sea with the captain's navy. I fear I will forever be childless.  I am fortunate to have found food and shelter at the castle.    Have you traveled far? Three days' travel, miss. My farm is by the bridge to Oxpool. Oxpool is the home to my dearly departed uncle.  I frequented his estate as a child and dipped my toes into the cool water by the bridge often.   Listen, I hear the jolly singing of the friar!  He will be here shortly.