Sensitivity and specificity check for setting details

Generic details found: 'the smell of spices filled the air' and 'colorful fabrics hung everywhere' could describe dozens of unrelated markets worldwide, these read as backdrop cliche rather than specificity. Stereotype flag: the scene frames a local character primarily as a source of wisdom for the outsider protagonist, a common outsider-gaze pattern worth reconsidering, consider giving them their own competing goal in the scene. Setting currently is decorative, it doesn't affect any choice the protagonist makes; suggest tying the specific layout (a market that closes at a fixed prayer time, for instance) to a plot pressure, like a ticking clock. Concrete additions suggested: name an actual specific dish rather than 'spices,' reference the real currency/haggling norms of the region, note actual regional characteristics rather than generic descriptors.