The visitor's entrance features a large wooden double door. The door is beginning to shown signs of aging as splinters poke out of it's surface, but it's size and mass still cast awe onto oncoming visitors. In a cast iron display on each side of the door one can see the Goddess' insignia. The door is reinforced horizontally with an iron lock.
Visitor's Entrance, Inside Temple
clergy
donkey
I am a donkey in the stable.  I smell badly.  I bray very loudly.
What are you doing with all these dead bodies?  They stink worse than me! Oh no, I'm pretty sure that's just you. We're going to have to give you a good bath when we get back to the stables. That's mean, but a bath might be nice.  How much longer?  I'm getting tired under this load. Perhaps you were right, these dead people really do stink. The priest said for us to just drop them off here. Are they going to be burying them and giving them a proper funeral?  I feel so bad for these peasants, they are so mistreated in life and death. That is exactly why we brought them here. The priest will take good care of them and give them a proper resting place. I don't trust this priest, I know he has some illegal activities happening in his church and I fear he will sell these people to science against their wishes.   Oh dear. I have not heard of such things. Is this just a barnyard rumor or is there some basis of fact for your accusations? The barnyard has eyes everywhere, we know many things that people would never believe.  You should investigate! I just gave him the dead people. If you want to take them back to the barn with you, then be my guest. I don't have hands!  How would I load them on my own or dig a grave for them.  You are talking crazy. Hey, you're the smartest donkey I've ever met. But I'm not sure why I'm letting you tell me what to do.