A small shed with an earthen floor, holds two tables upon which rests neatly arrayed wooden boxes, each of which holds a score of newly made arrows. A third table holds several more large boxes, wherein spent and damaged arrows are placed, so any part still serviceable may be harvested. A few worn practice bows hang upon the walls and a small number tools, as well as replacement strings and polishing equipment rests in boxes under the shelves. Another set of neatly arranged boxes contains newly made parts, for the Fletcher to transform into viable arrows. A small wooden chair completes the furnishings.
arrow house, Outside Castle
court jester
archer
I am often employed to be a soldier in someone's army. I am a very good show with my bow and arrow. I like the heat of battle.
Funny man.  We have a funny man here.   The man with the arrow laughs as me!  How fortunate then that I have farted at he! Alright funny guy.  You got me. I bent and let out a toot!  And now I dance on my other foot! Now what dancing fool? Me?  A dancing fool?  Now where did I leave my stool? Argg. Did you come here for a reason? The King thought I would be a delight!  Please don't run away in fright! Now I have your ball.   On no, not my ball!  I used to throw that at the wall! Arg, will nothing stop your incessant rhyming? Perhaps thou dost protest too much?  Why do you tremble at my touch?