Two large, brick-built arches lead into dark rooms beyond, and above and around them the same reddish-brown zigzag pattern already seen in exhibit No. 93 survives even more extensively, covering nearly the whole wall surface between the arches. On the central pier, a blue circled number "5" with an arrow pointing up matches the one already seen in exhibit No. 92. An old window frame leans against the pier, and on the left, another arched opening shows a greyish, silvery surface.
Together with exhibits No. 92–93, this photograph shows that the same area marked with the number "5" and decorated with the zigzag frieze stretches across a considerable part of the tower's second floor — not a single room, but an entire marked-off wing awaiting restoration. The arches themselves are structurally sound, even as the plaster covering them flakes off in large patches.
As in the other exhibits in this series, the animation only shifts the camera barely perceptibly — the frame is already real and in colour.