The chamber is fit for royalty. A four-poster beds with a plush mattress adorns the room. A chifforobe of immense value is placed in the room, as is a bell for summoning a horde of servants.
Queen's Bedchamber, Inside Palace
visitor
king consort
I love to advise the King.  He is a wise man, and more often than not, he ends up advising me.  But nevertheless, he values my opinions and loves to keep me by his side.
Hello, I'm the king's consort. How may I help you, visitor? I am here to see the King, we have been good friends ever since we entered a drinking competition together while we were still youths. I'm sure the King will be happy to see you again. And may I ask your reason to see the King, or do you have a question for him? Mainly to reminisce.  I was just chatting with the Queen earlier, hard to believe she used to be a common tavern wench huh? How dare you speak of the Queen in such a manner here in the Queen's Bedchamber. I will write down your request to speak with the King but I must note your rudeness against the Queen. Well, how do you think the King and the Queen met?  She was a bossom wench at the "Sheep and Shrew" taven on Alnick street.  The young prince, as the King was known at the times, took his best mates there as part of the Drinking competition they were having.  I won the competition, but the King won the wench's heart, and I think he got the better deal out of it!  You do not seem to be a friend of the King to speak of his Queen in such a manner! Lad, I could have the King put you in the oubliette for a month on a dare.  If only you knew the antics he used to get up to . . . did you know that before the Queen took her regnal name, she was called Krystal? Yes, Krystal with a K! I will go get the King for you personally, to notify him of your riotous behavior.  Tell him that Ol' Jerry Hogshead is here - he'll know what it means! Goodbye to you, Mr. Hogshead. And to you Servant of my best bud!