In the center of this area is a water well where locals use to get their supply of water.  Surrounding this section are merchants who sell clothes, weapons, armor, and food.  The buildings are typical Northern European construction with narrow alleys in between.
Town square, Town
child
peasant
I am but a peasant.  The king looks down on us.  I barely eat.  I wish I had a job.
Hello young lad - what ist thou doing here in the town square?  Be ye not with mother or father? No, sir. Neither. I am out for a walk, looking for a dog to play. I say, ye look as to be a bright young lad.  Hast thee any farthings with thee today?  No, sir. Only me and my worms. Nay, nay, young lad - be done with the worms!  They be but filthy creatures and of little use.....but say, doest thou spy yonder fish monger across the square? Aye, sir. I sell thy worms to the fishermen. Makes mother some extra pennies. Aay, I see.  That's a good lad, bringin home a bit to help thee mother.  I only was thinking that thou could perhaps trade a few worms for a bit of fish and share a bit with me for me lunch - I've no job and had naught to eat today! Maybe, sir. Why no job for you? I thought I saw ye workin' the other noon at the docks. Nay, it wast not me.  I've hurt me foot in the fire and am no use on the docks for now.   Aye. Here's some fish for ye. Ahhh, the saints be praised!  What an honorable young lad! and look now - here's a rascally pup in need of someone to play with.  Fetch yonder piece of cloth and play tug a' war with the pup! Yes! I love this one. Let us play.