It looks like it was made out of an old church as it has a a big clock tower in the front. It displays a giant clock that chimes as soon as it strikes noon. The walls are white and massive, and there are some troughs on either side of the entrance for those that bring their children via horse. The entrance door is about a 3rd the size of the wall space and has a stained glass circle near the top that lets the light in.
School, Bazaar
preacher
parent
I am a warm and loving parent. I like to spend time with my kids and just tell them stories about our elders. I dislike it  when they misbehave.
Well, not really. I can't seem to find him. Have you seen him around? Well, he was teasing Smogolas, your elven neighbour's daughter. That doesn't surprise me. We've been working on that. In fact, I've been using you and your kindness as an example. Well, to be honest, I believe he may have a bit of a crush on her.  Though I do know that some parents frown on having relations with other species, is that a problem in your family? Nah, to each their own. I mean, it'd be different if he were trying to date a bear or something. Ah, have you a quarrel with the bear-folk?  Their only flaw seems to be their vice of over indulgence in honey. Well, my house was ransacked by bears once. All they did was take food, but my husband swears that he Oh my!  Was the town guard able to find the culprits> Nope. We have no idea who it was. We thought about hiring a scryer, to see if magic might reveal them. Ah yes, a wise course of action.  Though I can see why you did not, anti-bear racism is far to prevalent these days, and those people have been discriminated against for far too long. That is true. Deep down, I feel like my husband is guilty of that, and just uses the break in as a rationalization. Well, it may be worth enrolling your son in a bear-dance class.  Allow your husband to experience the funner side of bear culture, and interact with normal bears, not just the ones who he hears about from the town crier.