Aldakine

Item #: SCP-xxxx

Object Class: Keter

Special Containment Procedures:
Due to its nature of existing for shorts amount of time, there is no current procedure for holding SCP-xxxx indefinitely. It is advised to just let the anomaly run its course under foundation supervision. Any attempts to hinder SCP-xxxx have proved to be so far ineffective.

When an instance of SCP-xxxx manifests within any neighborhood, assigned staff are to follow and supervise SCP-xxxx as it makes its rounds. The friendly nature of SCP-xxxx allows researchers to interact with it freely and engage in conversations during the total manifestation event. SCP-xx never strays away from its original spot, usually sticking to the neighborhood block in the immediate vicinity. Once it finishes its deliveries, SCP-xxxx will return to where it originally manifested and disappear out of view of any person.

Description:
SCP-xxxx is a 32 year old caucasian male with brown hair and average build and height. SCP-xxxx wears a uniform resembling that of a United States letter carrier of the 1960s. The uniform has two distinct patches attached to it, the first being a rectangular patch located on the left breast side that bears the name Tom. The second patch, located on the shoulder and hat, is a circle with a logo that matches no currently known mail organizations. SCP-xxxx expresses behavior that of a typical mailman and often shows friendly and approachable characteristics, especially towards researchers. The object has never been observed expressing any negative emotions and keeps up its friendly demeanor even when antagonized. SCP-xxxx will travel house to house in any neighborhood it materializes and proceed to deliver it’s mail.

SCP-xxxx carries along with a standard leather-strapped mailbag indicative of the era. This bag, designated SCP-xxxx-1 posses the property of being able to produce any parcel of mail SCP-xxxx desires. Any parcel retrieved from the bag is not limited to its size and proves no visible difficulty for SCP-xxxx when being retrieved. SCP-xxxx-1 has produced standard letters, brochures, cards, etc. to more extravagant items, such as a bicycle, living animals, and even an automobile. It has also been observed producing parcels of intergalactic and even inter-dimensional origin. (See incident log.)

Currently there is no observable pattern as to how SCP-xxxx chooses which home receives a specific parcel of mail. When asked by foundation personnel during one of its rounds, it simply replied “I deliver them what they need.” (See interview logs.)

+ Incident Log

Incident xxxx-56 - 7-15-2003

Subject: Single adult male living alone in a low income suburb of Chicago. Suffered from social anxiety and depression.

Details: SCP-xxxx approached the home of the subject. SCP-xxxx produced a postcard containing contact details for an inexpensive therapist specializing in helping those with social anxiety and pamphlet for a local speed dating event within the subject's area.

Results: Subject attended therapy for 4 months and saw improvement in their social life. Attended the speed dating event and went home with one of the other participants.

Analysis: SCP-xxxx's parcels tailored towards improving the subject's social and mental conditions

Incident xxxx-94 - 10-9-2008

Subject: Family with children dealing with issues of an older automobile model.

Details: SCP-xxxx greeted family members in their drive way. SCP-xxxx proclaimed the family had won a random draw contest and was their to deliver their prize. SCP-xxxx then produced a new Toyota Camry from SCP-xxxx-1. SCP-xxxx asked for a signature and then left.

Results: Foundation personnel had to administer Class B amnestics to each family member. The vehicle itself was tested for anomalous properties and then left with the family.

Analysis: It is unknown at this time how SCP-xxxx-1 is capable of holding an object of such size, however theories suggest a form of pocket dimension.

Incident xxxx-23 - 6-25-1987

Subject: Young Middle Eastern that recently immigrated to the United States. Expressed feelings of alienation.

Details: SCP-xxxx entered the apartment complex the subject lived in. Left a brochure for week long event where participants would be allowed to meet alternate versions of themselves from other universes.

Results: Upon being noticed by the foundation, the brochure was taken away and the subject was administered Class A amnestics. Subject was monitored for the following 3 days.

Analysis: The event in the brochure was identified as a being a gathering for all reality versions of people to come. The specific event was unable to be tracked down. When questioned SCP-xxxx claimed no knowledge of such event happening. It was cited saying, "I have no control over the mail, I'm just a messenger." Any

+ Interview

Interviewed: SCP-xxxx, referred to as Tom

Interviewer: Dr. A█████

Foreword: Interview conducted in a small suburb outside of San Jose, on March, 20th 1994 during one of SCP-xxxx delivery rounds.

<Begin Log, 8:32 A.M.>

Dr. A████: Good morning Tom.

SCP-xxx: Mornin’ Doc.

Dr. A████: You seem cheerful this morning.

SCP-xxx: I’m cheerful every morning Doc.

Dr. A████: I've noticed. Tell me something Tom, why do you do this.

SCP-xxx: Do what, deliver the mail? Well I don't get paid to sit on my hands at home now do I? chuckles

Dr. A████: I guess I'm asking why do you do it? What is your personal reason for delivering your packages?

SCP-xxx: Well Doc I see myself as making a difference. The people are I come across on my routes are regular everyday people, down to Earth types. They deal the monotonous jobs, come home and deal with the strife that brings. Lot o' the folks don't have anyone or anything that gets them excited about life anymore. My mail always brings some kind of change for them. The joy they show when they receive a letter or package, especially one that is made personal for them. I don't give them any intentional piece of postage, I simply deliver to them what they need.

Dr. A████: I'm not sure I quite understand what you mean.

SCP-xxx: That's alright Doc. Oh hey I got something for ya.
<End Log>

Closing Statement: SCP-xxx proceeded to give Dr. A████ a pamphlet for a chiropractor that dealt with lower back pain. Dr. A████ stated that he had started experiencing pains in his back a month prior.