[She's never been in a Jewish temple before, so she's pretty quiet at first in an attempt to be respectful. Just because they're hiding stolen goods inside this place doesn't mean they can't treat it with respect.]

I guess they don't need to lock up at night.

[Her voice is kept low, and as they head inside she's incredibly grateful that even though the lights aren't on there's some sub lighting that at least keeps it from being pitch black in here. They walk through a small foyer that leads to double doors that guide their way into the temple itself. It's definitely different from the church she grew up going to, but there's enough similarities that she smiles a little as she jogs on up ahead.]

There's a lot of seats all around this room, huh? Not exactly like a church where it's all benches straight in a row. And look, a stage!

[Is it a stage?

Probably not. But she dances her way up onto the platform as she looks for a place to hide their stuff. Everything up here looks too noticeable and obvious, so she makes her way back down and looks around the room as fast as she can.]

What about over here?

[There's a couple of wooden boxes that are on the floor against a wall, one that's latched closed with a padlock. The other is just latched without one, and she opens it up to reveal...

Candles.

A whole bunch of boxes of candles.]

Let's try putting everything in here. We'll be back in a few hours, way before sunrise.