The red velvet curtains provide privacy and speak to the washing away of sins as the repentant person leaves the booth. The solid oaken bench provides no comfort, and hurries the churchgoer along in their confession. Behind the sheer screen is the waiting priest. Ornate designs are carved into the side of the confessional. Above it is a painting, dulled by age, but still depicting Jesus' death and resurrection with resounding clarity.
Confessional, Inside Church
choir member
bishop
I am the Bishop at the royal court.  The king looks to me for his religious advice.  I was appointed to marry the prince next year.
Your sins are forgiven, go and sin no more. May the grace of our Lord Jesus Christ be upon you. thank you father, its been a struggle Fear not, dear child.  Thy confessed sins have been washed clean and are remembered no more.  how has your week being bishop Always blessed, always blessed, though much is expected of me.  As you know, the wedding of the prince fast approaches and there are so many preparations! i can imagine with such a large ceremony it must be difficult Are you not also, as a member of the choir, undergoing great and lengthy preparations for the ceremony and celebration? well its much simpler learning new verses and nothing else Why surely the King has high expectations of a most impressive choral presentation!  I must speak to him at once; we must not disappoint his majesty! Surely you could speak to the choirmaster? trust that we know what we are doing, i simply mean one task does not consume as much time as setting it all up Of course, I have misunderstood you!  Go now, and reflect on this painting of your Lord and Savior as you go; remembering how he died for you and will be with you always.  I must attend to the King! have a blessed day sir bishop