The massive statues are the biggest sight to behold of this room. There are four main statues, all of which resemble old monks of passed time who once served the Temple. Adjacent to these statues are drapes that fall from a 50ft ceiling all of which have their own distinct color and symbol, representing different villages in the area. There are massive pews on both sides of the room, adjacent to the red carpet down the center leading to the main throne under the statues.
Temple main room, Outside Temple
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monk
I am an man with a funny haircut. I devoted my life to this style in order to get closer to god.
yes, brother, A glorious day indeed What is your favourite tale of Saint Dwyfed? I really don't have a favourite, they all have thier different lessons Well, tell me of the first one that comes to mind.  Spare no detail in its telling, revel in the glory of your faith! The story where he challenged the king of persia, and demanded release of all illegal captives wthout any soldier Ah yes, Saint Dwyfed retraced the route of Alexander, and lived the life of an apostle in the desert. Yes, he was truly an hero and a role model by all ramifications Do you know the tale of Saint Dwyfed's Holy Rood? Yes, I know all of the tales Then do you agree with Saint Dwyfed's choice at the end?  And if so, why?  It is one of the greatest mysteries of our faith. Well, everything i have been taught and believe revolves around Saint Dwyfed, and i would have done same if i were in his shoes Fair enough!  I tend to believe that the salvation of the Dragon was unwarranted, and the certain sins still deserve punishment, even if they may be forgiven.