The kid does know what he's doing - Lorraine gets the impression that her horse is not likely to bite more than once, if that often. While he trots off to stable the horse and get that dealt with, Lorraine enters the common room of the inn: crowded like the rest of town, both with locals and foreigners. Somewhere in a corner, a discussion on the merits of the girls in Palanthas as opposed to Solanthas is threatening to turn from spirited to violent, with bets being place on the outcome of the brewing fight; in another corner, a couple of men dressed a little better than the rest of the patrons seem to be quietly haggling about something.