The slave quarters are as spacious as the bunk room, leaving a good deal of space for the four small cages and three mattresses that rest here.  The mattresses have blankets laid over them, tucked in tight around the edges, displaying a red and gold zig-zag pattern in their weave.<br/><br/>The room has two sets of decorations.<br/><br/>One is the metal and stone set into the wall:  There are twelve rings, waist-level in the walls, which can be used to fasten chains to them.  There are eight similar rings set into the ceiling.  There are three frames made of wood and iron, set into the walls as well.  The first seems to be arranged to hang someone in a spread-out shape, upside down.  The second clearly fastens one person upright and standing, while a second person is fastened below them, lying lateral with the floor, with their head between the first person’s legs.  The third is a crucifix pose and has a hook dangling from a ceiling chain to about head level.<br/><br/>The second set of decorations are scratched into the floor with charcoal, fingernail marks and blood.  They are oaths and messages – many incomplete: “What is it, father?” “I love her I love her I love her” “Falcon” and “We Shall Live Again” are legible.<br/><br/>