Daily Life in Gohan

Life in The Upper-Class

The man was fabulously wealthy, and served me chicken with rare spices. His home had ten big rooms, and four of them were lit with roaring fires. On the walls were buetifal paintings, and the whole floor had red carpet on it. He even had a screen that streamed the news live!
-A Travelers Guide to the World

Life in the upper-class is easy. Every day you would take a cart to a huge market, and you would buy assortments of fruits, meats, cheese, milk, and other things. After you're done shopping, you would go to the river to get water. The people of the upper-class have big homes, with lots of living space. Some people own cats, or dogs, but not many other animals. The currency in the city is Sartans. Sartans are Gold Suns, Silver Half-Suns, Bronze Moons, and Copper Half-Moons. The clothes that people wear in upper-class are usually red or blue, velvet. Women wear expensive jewelry and fancy dresses. Men are usually merchants, generals, or knights, while women are makers of clothes and shop owners. When knights are not in war, they spend their time in large mansions at the edge of the castle and they think up war plans.

Life in The Middle-Class

A woman stood at a big bucket of water, cleaning clothing, and told me to try going to the Rabbithoove Tavern. The food in that tavern was delicious. The rooms were nice, and I slept well.
-A Travelers Guide to the World

The middle class is full of kind people, and cozy houses. People in the middle-class usually have gardens, and some animals, like pigs, goats, chickens, and donkeys. People in the middle-class have a somewhat decent amount of money. The markets in the middle-class are quite large. Every spring, the people of the middle-class celebrate The Warmthrise, and they celebrate, happily dancing under the moon. The people there wear brown, and grey clothes mainly, and work as blacksmiths, shop keepers, and tavern keeps.

Life in The Lower-Class

People cried out for spare coins, and the ground was covered in rotten waste. On each side of the street stood tiny wooden huts with dirt floors and leaky roofs. Through the center of the road ran a wide stream of sewage.
-A Travelers Guide to the World

The Lower-class is a disgusting, dirty place. It is where all of the city's sewage goes. This area is lower than the rest of the city and sewer pipes let sewage enter the streets. People wear rags and anything else they can find. This is the area that the river runs through the most, but it is very dirty.