This dirt section of land has several tents set up along with carpets and goods spread out among them.  Gleaming from the distance, one can see plates, pots, paintings, and antique goods.  There are peasants walking by along with excited traders trying to get them to look at their wares.
The Temple Marketplace, Inside Temple
traders
beggar
I am a beggar born in the sewers. I have sometimes made good money on the streets. I kill people who look down on me.
Hello sir, might ye spare a pumpkin for a poor beggar? Spare a pumpkin? But they're mah livelihood. Don't you have a few copper at least? See for ye'self m'lord. I'm but a poor beggar. Can ye not spare a single pumpkin for an urchin such as I? ha! Simple man, surely you can see I'm no lord. Barely a few coins above yourself. If I give you a pumpkin today I'll be in your place tomorrow, sure as the sun rises I should've known! Blasted merchants thinkin' ye better than us! Pfft, you're lucky I'm in a good mood today!! Ay now don't be rude! I would have given your bag back had you asked nicely.  Ha, ye hit the wrong man ya coin fisted fool! A beggar like you, the guards will have you strung up in a moment! Watch yerself! Har, we'll see 'bout that won't we treacle. Best watch ye'self before that scoundrel over there you hit comes for his. Yer not even speakin' sense now, clearly got yer mind addled by some sorts of trouble. Well I'll be havin none of that here affectin my business. Shoo, shoo! Here sir, there be a blade in there for you to exact yer revenge on that scoundrel trader! You aren't the only one with a blade! 