Stone steps rising to the tower's second floor lead toward a dark room with an arched entrance. The walls are covered in flaking plaster, with brick showing through in places, and on one wall the number "5" is written and circled in blue paint. Right by the doorway stands an old, empty window frame. On the right, a black wrought-iron railing with a pointed-arch pattern and a wooden handrail runs alongside the stairs.
Continuing the journey from the tower's ground floor seen in exhibit No. 91, here on the way up the staircase it's clear just how much decoration has actually survived — unlike most of the tower's ornamentation, the railing, forged with a pointed-arch pattern, has remained almost untouched by time, matching the same neo-Gothic style whose exterior arcade was already seen in exhibits No. 77 and 80. The circled number "5" on the wall is the same room-numbering system already seen in exhibit No. 84, marked "35".
As in the other exhibits in this series, the animation only shifts the camera barely perceptibly — the frame is already real and in colour.