cut part of timber frame load bearing wall?

[Slim5151]

Hi, appreciate any views on the framing of this wall. (Pictures attached)

Basically, an opening, double plated, with loads on each ends. Couple notes:

+There is nothing (loads) in between the two ends (green line).
+The left side does have beam on top. The beam supports the joists for the bedroom above.

Had done a lot of research online, but nothing can address this well. Trying to see if the double plate (green marked line) can be taken out for a smooth ceiling. Thank you.

 

[bobasd]

Hi,
there's a yellow line but no green lines.

however,
no, you can't remove the top plate or the double plate.
that wall was raised with the double plates tiying-in the supporting "posts" on the right - in turn, the "posts" are supporting the 1, 2, 3 beam thats carrying bedroom floor joists and studding.

dont remove any of the studs either side of the opening.

 

[martin hill]

Hi There don't touch the double or triples as Bob says. If you bothered about the top plate put arch formers in https://www.diy.com/departments/galvanised-steel-arch-former-l-0-76m-w-230mm/278760_BQ.prd