The term "chamber" carries a versatile resonance in literature, signifying everything from personal spaces to technical compartments. In some narratives it describes intimate retreat spaces—the private sanctuaries where characters confront emotion or isolation, as seen in the sleeping quarters of figures in [1], [2], and [3]. In others, it evokes a sense of foreboding mystery or symbolic seclusion, lending a haunting air to scenes in [4] and [5]. The word also finds itself appropriated in depictions of public or institutional settings, such as the grand halls of commerce or governance noted in [6] and [7]. Moreover, its use extends to technical contexts—demonstrating a practical precision in scientific descriptions as in [8] and [9]—further underlining its rich adaptability across genres and themes.