TURNING THE FUZZY CHAMBER WHILE INSIDE

SHORT HALL

On the east wall you see a door, which is currently closed. 

On the north wall is a glass shelf that appears to have something 
etched into the glass.   

To the south is the second floor landing.   

The west wall has a very strange appearance.  The outer edges of 
the wall look like the other walls here (painted orange), but in the 
middle of the west wall is a large fuzzy white cube that stands a 
little taller than you are.  Your view of the cube is somewhat 
obscured by a large square pillar that stands in front of the wall.  
However, you can see that the fuzzy cube has a large round hole in 
it.   

On the glass shelf you see a white pawn.   

>w

FUZZY CHAMBER

You are inside a chamber that is shaped like a perfect cube.  The 
height of the chamber is only slightly taller than you are.  The 
floor, ceiling, and walls are covered with a thick fleece-like lining 
that is white and fuzzy.   

A large round hole is to the east.   

Black spots about the size of dinner plates are dyed into the fuzzy 
lining in the other directions.  To the north you see three spots, to 
the west you see six spots, to the south you see four spots, looking 
down you see two spots, and looking up you see five spots.   

>take eye tile
As you take the eye tile out of the sack, the gold thread begins to 
vibrate.  Then, the tiny fuzzy dice on the gold thread emit a brief 
flash of red light.   

You hear a thump coming from the ceiling.  Then you hear a 
grinding noise receding from the ceiling, while at the same time 
you hear a grinding noise approching the south wall.  This is 
followed by a thump coming from the south wall. 
Suddenly the fuzzy chamber changes its orientation.  The quarter 
flip pulls the floor out from under you, and you fall over.  You find 
yourself uninjured thanks to the padded lining in the fuzzy 
chamber.  After you regain your footing, you see that the large 
round hole, which used to be to the east, is now beneath you.  You 
manage not to fall through the hole by keeping to the side.