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SCP-X

Object Class: Indeterminable (see Description)

Special Containment Procedures:
Three Standard Humanoid Containment Chambers, hereafter referred to as "Containment Area", have been modified in order to contain SCP-X-A and Dr. Cassander. The chambers have been modified to serve as bath, office and bedroom. Surveillance cameras have been installed in the Containment Area; security footage may be reviewed at the end of the month if necessary.

While SCP-X-A should always remain inside of the Containment Area, Dr. Cassander is allowed to leave with permission of Site-118 Administrative Staff. At least one armed security personnel should accompany the subject at all times. Should Dr. Cassander fail to ensure that SCP-X-A stays inside the Containment Area, she must remain in the entity's vicinity until recontainment becomes possible. Dr. Cassander is to be held responsible for any actions allegedly commited by SCP-X-A that are harmful to the Foundation or its goals.

Unusual behaviour of SCP-X-A, Dr. Cassander and/or personnel affected by SCP-X-B is to be reported to Director Coleman and Site-118 psychological staff immediately. Dr. Cassander should report to psychological evaluation bi-weekly. All cases of SCP-X-B infection must be reported to Site-118 Administration and the Human Ressources department. While there are no known detrimental effects of SCP-X-B on the ethics or work performance of affected personnel, Class-B amnestics may be prescribed by Dr. Alt¹ Dr. Feid in individual cases, if necessary.

Update: As of 07/22/2020, SCP-X-A is considered uncontained. On-Site Personnel is required to handle all sensitive information with increased caution, to minimise the risk of an Information Breach.

Description
SCP-X is an unidentified, potentially cognitohazadous or antimemetic anomalous phenomenon connected to Foundation Researcher Dr. S████████ Cassander². While the exact nature of SCP-X is currently unknown, the anomaly is believed to match one of the following three descriptions:

1.
SCP-X-A is an adolescent human male of Latin American ethnicity. The subject has an antimemetic and possibly probability-altering anomalous effect, which prevents SCP-X-A from being preceived directly or indirectly by any sentient being. Furthermore, the same effect will make it impossible for sentient observers to notice any direct or indirect consequences of the subject's actions, thus preventing discovery of the subject. In practice, this also means that any attempt to prove the existence of SCP-X-A will fail. The exact mechanism of this anomaly is inconsistent and poorly understood, as it appears to be following teleological principles.
To date, the only person immune to the anomalous effect of SCP-X-A is Dr. S████████ Cassander, who claims that the subject is her younger brother, "Joseph Cassander". There is no (perceivable) record of any family member of Dr. Cassander with this name.

SCP-X-A is to be considered a Keter Class Anomaly.

2.
SCP-X-B is a memetic hazard propagated by Foundation Researcher Dr. S████████ Cassander. Subjects affected by this hazard will develop an irrational belief in the existence of a person or being called "Joseph Cassander", Dr. Cassander's alleged younger brother. All evidence to the contrary will be disregarded as the result of an ill-defined "antimemetic effect". While the exact vectors for memetic infection have not yet been identified, personnel that have repeatedly had contact with Dr. Cassander over a longer period of time seem to be at a particularly high risk of being affected.
Unlike similar memetic hazards, SCP-X-B does not appear to affect the subject's personality or their behaviour in any significant way; nor is there a compulsion to spread the memetic hazard. The rate of infection with SCP-X-B is very low and has decreased significantly since research into the phenomenon began. Some of the subjects affected by SCP-X-B may develop strong feelings of trust, respect or sympathy for Dr. Cassander. As a result, there have been multiple complaints about the allegedly unethical treatment of Dr. Cassander and her brother since Containment Procedures were established. It has been hypothesised that propagation of SCP-X-B might be an anomalous defense mechanism subconsciously employed by Dr. Cassander to consolidate her status in a social environment.

SCP-X-B is to be considered a Euclid Class Anomaly.

3.
SCP-X-EX is the designation given to an entity allegedly perceived by Dr. Cassander. While Dr. Cassander claims to have been seeing and speaking to the entity for 18 years, she first revealed its existence to Director Coleman on 09/12/2019. Prior to this, the subject had made a series of highly stressful and potentially traumatic experiences connected to the attempted Containment Breach of SCP-████ on 06/09/2019.
Psychological evaluation of Dr. Cassander has given rise to the hypothesis that SCP-X-EX might not actually exist. Instead, SCP-X-EX is a hallucination and a result of various factors, including a long history of mental illness³, misuse of Class-E Amnestics in the past, and a psychotic period caused by posttraumatic stress.
Note: Dr. Cassander has repeatedly and aggressively refused to consider this interpretation of SCP-X.

SCP-X-EX is to be considered an Explained Anomaly.

Note to all Site-118 Personnel:

Whether Proposal SCP-X-A, Proposal SCP-X-B or Proposal SCP-X-EX is correct has been subject to discussion by multiple researchers, including Dr. Cassander herself. By order of the O5-Council, Special Containment Procedures are to assume that SCP-X-A, the Keter Class Anomaly, is the correct interpretation of SCP-X in order to minimise the risk of a Containment Breach.
- Director Simon Coleman

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Addendum-X-1
Foreword:
Following Dr. Cassander's first mention of SCP-X on 09/12/2020, Director Coleman ordered the beginning of tests to improve understanding of the anomaly. Dr. Grigori was tasked with devising ways of proving or disproving the existence of SCP-X-A. The results of the test were overall inconclusive, as neither the existence, nor the non-existance of anomalous events could be proved.
Tests were conducted in the presence of Dr. Cassander, Dr. Grigori and (possibly) SCP-X-A.

TEST-X-1
Instructions: SCP-X-A was instructed to touch Dr. Grigori's shoulder with one hand.
Dr. Cassander's Observation: SCP-X-A expresses his discontent about the simplicity of the test. Subject then places its hand on Dr. Grigori's left shoulder for five seconds.
Dr. Grigori's Observation: Dr. Grigori did not perceive SCP-X-A
Conclusion: As expected, SCP-X-A cannot be perceived directly.

TEST-X-2
Instructions: A high precision digital weighing scale was brought into the test chamber. SCP-X-A was asked to step onto the scale.
Dr. Cassander's Observation: Scale shows a weight of 59 kilograms.
Dr. Grigori's Observation: Scale does not register any change.

TEST-X-3
Instructions: A bowl of peanuts was placed on the table. SCP-X-A was asked to consume one
peanut.
Conclusion: Test aborted, as SCP-X-A is allegedly allergic to peanuts.

TEST-X-3b
Instructions: A bowl of grapes was placed on the table. SCP-X-A was asked to consume grapes.
Conclusion: Test aborted, as SCP-X-A is allegedly allergic to grapes. Dr. Cassander requested no further testing with food.

TEST-X-4
Instructions: A glass of water was placed on the table. SCP-X-A was asked to drink the water.
Dr. Cassander's Observation: SCP-X-A drank the water, then placed the empty glass on the table.
Dr. Grigori's Observation: Glass is still filled with water.

New Instructions: A small candle is placed at the bottom of the glass of water. Dr. Cassander is asked to light the candle with a matchstick.
Dr. Cassander's Observation: Dr. Cassander was able to light the candle.
Dr. Grigori's Observation: The matchstick cannot light the candle as it is still submerged in water.
Conclusion: Once perception of SCP-X or related objects has been affected, the effect remains.

TEST-X-5
Instructions: A personal computer is brought into the room. SCP-X-A is instructed to open the
search engine "Google". The computer had been broken for two weeks, every attempt to turn it on failed. Dr. Cassander was not provided with this information.
Dr. Cassander's Observation: SCP-X-A turns on the computer and opens the search engine Google, as instructed.
Dr. Grigori's Observation: Computer was not activated.

New Instructions: Dr. Cassander was provided with a list of 35 words in German and Greek, two languages she claimed not to speak. SCP-X-A was asked to find out the meaning of the words via the internet and communicate this information to Dr. Cassander.
Dr. Cassander's Observation: Despite repeated complaints about Google Translate, SCP-X-A was able to provide Dr. Cassander with the English meanings of the given words.
Dr. Grigori's Observation: Dr. Cassander repeatedly pronounces the German and Greek words, then writes down the corresponding English words.
Conclusion: Test was aborted, when Dr. Grigori was informed that Dr. Cassander had learned to speak German and Greek during her work on SCP-████ and SCP-████ respectively. Dr. Cassander claimed that this was not the case, and that she had no prior experiences with either language. Since the test, 36 people have stated that they have heard the subject use one of those languages.

TEST-X-6
Instructions: Junior Researcher Henderson stood in the room adjacent to the test chamber and repeated a code of 7 random numbers. SCP-X-A was asked to leave the test chamber in order to learn and memorise the code. SCP-X-A should then return into the chamber and communicate the code to Dr. Cassander.
Conclusion: After twenty seconds, Dr. Cassander started to talk to herself, before telling Dr.
Grigori that SCP-X-A "can't do that." When asked to elaborate, Dr. Cassander simply repeated that SCP-X-A could not do as he was told. To date, she has failed to provide a logical answer as to why SCP-X-A was unable or unwilling to perform the task.

Note: "I have a lot of respect for Dr. Cassander, I really do. And I know that it would be somewhat irresponsible to simply dismiss Proposal-XXXX-A; after all we cannot really disprove "Joseph"'s existence either. However, it would be just as irresponsible to keep a potentially hallucinating, mentally disorganised researcher in charge of sensible projects, let alone the statistics department. I suggest that Dr. Cassander be downgraded to Security Clearance 2 and reassigned to researching low-priority Safe- or Euclid-Class objects." - Dr. Grigori

Note: "Proposal considered and accepted after extensive discussion with department of psychology and O5-██ Dr. Cassander has been reassigned to Anomalous Items testing." - Director Coleman

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Interview Log
INTERVIEWER: Dr. V█████ Grigori
INTERVIEWED: Dr. S███████ Cassander
FOREWORD:
The following interview was conducted to achieve a better understanding of SCP-X. Dr. Grigori wanted to to adress various illogical aspects of Proposal-X-A, such as the inconsistent nature of its anomalous effect and the way this would have affected the subjects' everyday life in the past.
Interview was conducted at Site-118 on 06/09/2020

Dr. Grigori: Good morning, Dr. Cassander. First of all, how was your day?

Dr. Cassander: H-How was my day? Well, what do you think, Grigori? Being stared at by my colleagues, avoided by old friends, being interviewed like an [EXPLETIVE] SCP-Object by the guy who got me fired from my old job… how do you think my day was?

Dr. Grigori: I did not "get you fired", doctor. I merely informed Director Coleman of what I thought was the best way to deal with this… unique situation.

(Dr. Cassander rolls her eyes and sighs)

Dr. Grigori: Anyway, Doctor… I assume SCP-X-A is in this room as well?

Dr. Cassander: Right behind you.

Dr. Grigori: Ah. And what do you see it doing?

Dr. Cassander: Nothing. He's just standing there, leaning against the wall, glaring at you.

Dr. Grigori: Hm. Well, anyway, Dr. Cassander, I am here to ask you some questions about SCP-X-A. Those are questions that I am sure you have answered a dozen times before, but for the record…

Dr. Cassander: Yes, yes, okay. (sighs) Ask away.

Dr. Grigori: Dr. Cassander, when did you first encounter SCP-X-A?

Dr. Cassander: Uh, well, I was there when he was born. That was about 18 years ago now. And yes, before you ask, his anomalous properties had already manifested by this point. I was the only one who could really see him. It took me a while to understand. My parents saw him as a stillborn instead.⁴

Dr. Grigori: They saw it as a stillborn - so they did perceive it in some way?

Dr. Cassander: Yes.

Dr. Grigori: And do you have any idea why that could be?

Dr. Cassander: I haven't got a clue.

(Dr. Grigori frowns and adds an annotation to one of the documents before him.)

Dr. Cassander: Look, I don't know what to tell you. I don't understand this anomaly either. I've been thinking about this for years and I still don't understand it. If I had to take a guess, I'd say this is some sort of teleological effect. Something that manipulates probability.

Dr. Grigori: What do you mean by "teleological"?

Dr. Cassander: Erm, how to best explain this? I mean that there's no real anomalous, uh, "mechanism" at work. There's just a result. No matter what you do, in the end you will come to the conclusion that my brother isn't real. And the anomaly will do whatever it needs to do to bring you to that conclusion. It may be antimemetic, or retroactively reality-warping, or memory-altering or something else. The "what" remains the same, the "how" changes.

Dr. Grigori: I see. Dr. Cassander, can you tell me what you did afterwards?

Dr. Cassander: What do you mean?

Dr. Grigori: When your brother was born. Everybody thought he was stillborn; only you knew the truth. So what did you do then?

Dr. Cassander: Oh. Well, I took care of him. Raised him, taught him to read, fed him. My mother didn't know he existed, so somebody else needed to do it. I cut his hair, I tidied the room, played with him. All while I attended university. It was hard. Almost impossible. But I couldn't just abandon him.

Dr. Grigori: Interesting. It says here that you joined the Foundation nine years ago, is that correct?

Dr. Cassander: I did. I thought maybe what I learn here would help me understand all of this.

Dr. Grigori: If my math is correct, that SCP-X-A was nine years old at the time? Where did it live?

Dr. Cassander: Here. At Site-118. He was my, uh, my little assistant. He helped me with keeping my desk clean, finding documents that I had lost, sometimes helped me work through lengthy reports and essays.

Dr. Grigori: At age nine?

Dr. Cassander: (shrugs) He is a clever boy.

Dr. Grigori: So, you say that your younger brother has been living here at Site-118 since you came here? For nine years, this "little assistant" has been helping you? And then, after all those years, you finally decide to tell us about him?

Dr. Cassander:Was there a question in there?

Dr. Grigori: For nine years you kept his existence a secret. Why?

Dr. Cassander: Because I knew nobody would believe me. If I were in your position, I don't think I would believe me either. I know how absurd all of it sounds. But it's the truth. I have a brother, his name is Joseph, he's invisible. If I had told anybody, they'd have thought that I'm insane. Like you do, right now.

Dr. Grigori: But why do you tell us now? What changed?

Dr. Cassander: I told you because of what happened last year. That Containment Breach of SCP-████. I don't even remember most of what happened. Considering what I've read in the reports, that's probably a good thing.

(Dr. Cassander takes a deep breath)

Dr. Cassander: I didn't even try to evacuate, really. Everything happened so fast. I just… wandered around the Site. I panicked. I was so confused. Then something hit me on the head and knocked me out. Next thing I remember was me waking up three months later on the medical station. I looked around and Joseph was nowhere to be seen. He was just gone. H-He… he showed up again. Eventually. But… But that day I realised -

(Dr. Cassander pauses)

Dr. Cassander: I realised that day, that he will be alone if I die. I am the only one he can talk to. I am the only one that can see him. He always smiles and jokes around and everything, but I know that he really is lonely. And when I am gone, then he doesn't have anybody anymore. Nobody that can take care of him… I know he's not a kid anymore, but still, somebody needs to take care of him. One time he almost died trying to go over a crosswalk.

Dr. Grigori: That still doesn't make much sense, Doctor. By telling us, you haven't really changed anything. If he really exists, then we evidently cannot perceive him. In the event of your death he would still remain alone.

Dr. Cassander: I… I don't know. I thought, maybe, if people at least know that he's around, or that he could be around - I thought maybe he'd feel less lonely? I… (sigh) I don't know. It's silly, really.

Dr. Grigori: Hm.

Dr. Cassander: You still don't believe a thing I'm saying, do you?

(Dr. Grigori pauses, leans back in his chair and watches Dr. Cassander for a few seconds.)

Dr. Grigori: You know what? I think you are right. The whole thing really does have to do with that Containment Breach a few months ago.

(Dr. Grigori produces a folder of documents and shows them to Dr. Cassander)

Dr. Grigori: I've got the medical reports right here. Back during the breach, you were hit by a falling chunk of debris. It hit you on the head and left you unconscious. And with a mild concussion. Some personnel found your body and dragged you to safety during evacuation. So far, your memory is correct. But you did not stay unconscious for three months.

Dr. Cassander: I did not?

Dr. Grigori: No. I talked with the staff at the medical station myself. They say you woke up after a few hours. You seemed… disturbed. You kept asking all kinds of questions about the breach - about the casualties, the survivors and so on. Then you started screaming for someone, or something. The doctors said you were barely comprehensible. They got Dr. Alt from the Department of Psychology to have a look at you. He said you were traumatised, or under shock. You couldn't think clearly. So he sent in a Junior Researcher with some Class-E Amnestics, to help you forget whatever it is you saw. Cheaper and easier than therapy, you know…

(Dr. Grigori turns over the page and points to a paragraph)

Dr. Grigori: Unfortunately, that idiot researcher somehow confused miligrams and mililiters. He gave you an overdose. You were just lying there for the next months, catatonic, mumbling in your half-sleep. The doctors were worried that you might not wake up again, or that you might wake up… changed. I'm not surprised that you don't remember this part. Overdoses like that can leave your memory - and psyche - somewhat, uh, damaged.

(Dr. Grigori leans back again. Dr. Cassander stares at the folder, then at Dr. Grigori)

Dr. Cassander: No. No that is not why I see him.

Dr. Grigori: The doctors were amazed at how quickly you recovered. Nevertheless, they said that the long-term consequences might be… unpredictable. We cannot rule out hallucinations, for example.

Dr. Cassander: No! That's - I- I mean… I didn't see Joseph for the first time after the overdose. I… I have known and seen him for years. I raised him!

Dr. Grigori: Did you? Or do you just think you did?

Dr. Cassander: Th-That's not how hallucinations work! They don't change memories!

Dr. Grigori: Yes, but we are talking about a hallucination caused by an overdose of memory-affecting drugs.

Dr. Cassander: That is not why I see him. He is real! You - what, no, he doesn't! (Dr. Cassander gesticulates towards Dr. Grigori, while talking in the direction of the wall.)… no, no, you… I…

(Dr. Cassander stares at the wall for some time before turning to Dr. Grigori again)

Dr. Cassander: I know that he is real. I would know if he wasn't.

Dr. Grigori: Apparently not.

(Dr. Cassander stands up and stares at Dr. Grigori)

Dr. Cassander: He is alive, he is real, and he is standing right there!

Dr. Grigori: Sit down, doctor.

(Dr. Cassander clenches her fists, then sits down after a while)

Dr. Grigori: Okay. You say that he is real. Fine. Then tell me: When your brother was born, everybody thought he was stillborn, isn't that what you said?

Dr. Cassander: Yes!

Dr. Grigori: What did your parents do with the corpse?

Dr. Cassander: …I don't know.

Dr. Grigori: Also, you say that it took you a while to understand that your parents saw him as stillborn. Did nobody notice your different reaction?

Dr. Cassander: I don't think they did.

Dr. Grigori: And that doesn't strike you as peculiar?

(Dr. Cassander remains silent)

Dr. Grigori: In your personal file here it says that you lived in a flat-sharing community while you attended university. You claim to have raised your brother during this time. Did nobody notice you behaving in a strange way?

Dr. Cassander: I… I don't remember being part of a flat-sharing community.

Dr. Grigori: Really? Sudden, unexplainable memory loss! Weird. That almost sounds like you received amnestics recently, do you know when that could have possibly been?

(Dr. Cassander stares at Dr. Grigori)

Dr. Grigori: (sigh) Doctor Cassander, it is obvious to everyone but you that SCP-X doesn't exist. It's really just a story you tell, maybe because you want to gain people's attention, maybe because you are just mentally confused. Regardless of why you tell this ridiculous story, it still costs the Foundation money and ressources to deal with this problem. So, perhaps, if you considered just for a second that you might not -

Dr. Cassander: (quietly) You think you know everything better, huh? You think that I'm just a rambling lunatic who should be locked up in some cell? After almost a decade of hard work for this Foundation? After all the sacrifices that I've had to make? You can [EXPLETIVES REDACTED] [[footonote]] Both Dr. Grigori and Dr. Cassander have been reprimanded for unprofessionality [[/footnote]]

(Dr. Cassander and Dr. Grigori remain silent for a few seconds)

Dr. Grigori: Oh well. This is going nowhere. I am afraid that we are going to have to end this interview right here. Maybe Dr. Alt and his psychology department will have more success with you. Have a nice day, Doctor.

(Dr. Grigori stands up and leaves the room. Dr. Cassander remains inside.)

Dr. Cassander: Idiot.

Dr. Cassander: No. No. I don't know but…

Dr. Cassander: How could you say that? You… you don't seriously believe that, do you?

(Dr. Cassander pauses, then leaves the room)

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Since Interview-X-Csn-01 (See Addendum-X-2), Dr. Cassander made multiple attempts to prove the existence of SCP-X-A. Multiple items, documents and/or incidents were presented as evidence for the entity's existence. Nevertheless, none of these alleged pieces of evidence have to date been able to confirm or disprove any of the proposals above.
The following is a list of attempts to present evidence for Proposal SCP-X-A.

On 06/11/2020, Dr. Cassander presented Director Coleman with a letter written by her aunt Julia Cassander. Dr. Cassander confirmed that her aunt is incapbale of perceiving SCP-X-A and was unable to explain why she thought that the letter would contain evidence of its existence. The letter itself is addressed to Dr. Cassander's father, Jacob Cassander. In the letter, Mrs. Cassander gives her condolences for the death of his son during childbirth. Dr. Cassander expressed her confusion when the letter was revealed to contain no information relevant for SCP-X.
On 07/04/2019, an unidentified man entered Site-118 by unknown means. The subject requested to speak with Junior Researcher Cassander. The man clarified that he did not refer to Dr. Cassander. After being told that no such person worked for the Foundation, the subject somehow disappeared (See Incident Report-118-Anon-4). Security footage shows that - apart from authorised Foundation personnel - nobody entered and left the site.
On 07/08/2020, Dr. Cassander claimed to have found another piece of evidence for her brother's existence. The alleged evidence appears to be a page ripped out of the King James Bible. Genesis 37:31 - 35 have been underlined with a red marker. Dr. Cassander was unable to explain why she considers this page to be evidence.
On 07/11/2020, Site-Director Coleman received a letter signed by one "Joseph Cassander". The author describes the anomalous properties of SCP-X-A and their implications for the subject's everyday life in more detail. Handwriting analysis suggests that Dr. Cassander wrote the letter herself.
On 07/14/2020, Dr. Cassander claims to have received a letter from the "SCP Foundation Department of Anti-Memetics", which confirms the existence of SCP-X-A. The claim was disregarded, as Dr. Cassander appears to have "lost" the letter shortly after receiving it. Furthermore, there is no record of the SCP Foundation having ever had a "Department of Antimemetics".
A survey among Site-118 personnel was finished by Dr. Grigori on 07/16/2020. The survey clearly shows that the majority of those subjects that believe or at least consider proposal SCP-X-A to be a viable interpretation of SCP-X have scored lower-than-average results on the Standard Memetic Resistence Scale. As pointed out by Dr. Cassander, some of the results contradict older data from a survey conducted in 2003.
On 07/17/2020, Dr. Cassander attempted to prove the existence of SCP-X-A by showing a picture allegedly taken by the entity with a camera, in front of a mirror. Instead of a picture, the camera contained nothing but a video of Dr. Cassander and her family during what appears to be a thanksgiving dinner in 1992. In the video, Dr. Cassander is sitting at a table, wearing a shirt, jeans and a baseball cap; whereas her sisters are all dressed in skirts or dresses. All of the people shown in the video remain silent throughout the video, except for what appears to be the subject's mother, Rachel Cassander. A dead, uncooked turkey is lying on a plate in the middle of the table. Mrs. Cassander repeatedly adresses her daughter as "Joseph" throughout the video, despite the subject showing visible signs of discomfort. Dr. Cassander refused to comment on the events seen in the video.

On 08/12/2020, Dr. Cassander was found unconscious in the bedroom of the Containment Area. She was immediately brought to the on-site medical station, where it was determined that she showed symptoms of having ingested [DATA EXPUNGED]⁵. It is currently unknown how Dr. Cassander was able to consume [DATA EXPUNGED] or how she managed to bring the substance into the Containment Area undetected.
The subject was found holding a letter; the handwriting superficially resembles that of Dr. Cassander.

The following is an excerpt of the security footage taken from the Containment Area for 07/20/2020

- - - Audio Log - - -

9:21:14 pm - Dr. Cassander is seen entering the bedroom. She sits down on the bed and begins to undress.

9:21:37 pm - Dr. Cassander produces a bottle of pills from the discarded labcoat on the floor. Subject opens bottle and swallows six of the pills.

9:22:03 pm - Subject lies down in the bed, starts breathing heavily.

9:25:13 pm - Dr. Cassander begins to speak in a slurred, mumbled way.

9:25:20 pm - Cassander: Oh. Hey. What you doing here? Had a change of heart?

9:25:20 pm – Cassander: Nah. I'm just passing away… drifting away, all fine.

9:25:24 pm - Cassander: You look kinda funny, you know? (giggles)
9:25:29 pm - Cassander: Stop shouting around. Gonna give me a headache.

9:25:36 pm – Cassander: But I thought [inaudible] …you're not real, right?

9:25:43 pm - Cassander: They all said I'm crazy.

9:25:53 pm – Cassander: After all those years? No. I couldn't stand being alone again.

9:26:17 pm - Cassander:No. Not without my lil bro. (laughs)

9:26:27 pm – Dr. Cassander's rate of breathing increases. Epistaxis observed

9:26:39 pm – Cassander: I know you're not happy like this. And I don't what to do anymore.

9:26:53 pm - Cassander: Didn't think it'd hurt. So much…. No. You can't [inaudible]

9:26:59 pm – Cassander: [inaudible]

9:27:01 pm - Dr. Cassander begins to cough for a few seconds.
9:27:04 pm - Cassander: I put you in this situation. Right? 'Cause my mind made you?
9:27:11 pm - Cassander: I'm sorry about that.

9:27:18 pm - Cassander: Ha. No. No there's no way you can do that. They can't read it.

9:27:26 pm - Cassander: Don't even try, [inaudible], no sense in trying.

9:27:39 pm - Cassander: Well, thank you anyway. (coughs)

9:27:48 pm – Dr. Cassander starts giggling, then falls unconscious.

After Dr. Cassander was brought to the medical station, an attempt was made to remove [DATA EXPUNGED] from the subject's digestive system via gastric lavage; however, as some of the substance had already entered the cardiovascular system, treatment with vasopressin, adrenaline, and blood transfusions became necessary. While the immediate danger was prevented, it is still uncertain if Dr. Cassander will survive the long-term consequences of consuming [DATA EXPUNGED]. As of 07/22/2020, Dr. Cassander is yet to regain consciousness.

The subject's unconscious body was discovered by Foundation medical personnel at 9:37pm. Medical personnel had entered the Containment Area with the permission of Site-118 Administrative Staff, after Dr. Alt received an e-mail from Dr. Cassander, in which the subect expressed her desire to commit suicide and her preferred way of doing so. Security footage from the Containment Area shows the subject approaching the PC to write the e-mail a few minutes before swallowing [DATA EXPUNGED]. Her reasons for informing Dr. Alt are unknown.

Note:
Dr. Alt claims that he was reading through his e-mails when he received Dr. Cassander's message at 9:45 pm. Despite this, Dr. Alt's computer and the Containment Area's security footage clearly indicate that Dr. Cassander must have sent the e-mail at approximately 8:30. Investigation is ongoing.

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Potential Problems ("To-Undo-List"):

Maybe take out Interview 2 and half of the Addenda - the old version should be Revision 22, in case I change my mind
The first thing people will see is a new author, who writes about a humanoid anomaly (with a name!) who is connected to a researcher (who also has a name!) in an article with esoteric class. Some people will downvote before they even get to the addenda.
"Object Class: Indeterminable" is going to get me instant downvotes. (Maybe the "See Description" and the bolded Standard Object Classes help? Maybe not?)

—> Maybe just Keter? That's how they treat it anyway. (doesn't gain that much attention though)
—> Maybe "Keter/Euclid/Explained"? Though I dont think multiple classes is much better than
esoteric classes…

Having a named main character is going to seem "Self-Insert"-ish? (Even though I'm an 18-year old European male and Cassander is a thirty-something Latin American woman, but I guess if I have to explain this, it's too late already…)
Maybe stop blackboxing first names? (But a full name will make it sound more sue-ish maybe?)
Article is too long. (Interview is pretty long, but everything in there has some kind of purpose I think)
Pacing? No idea how to fix this. Or how bad the problem is.
Tone and phrasing are probably horrible. Need to look over this again.
I reference at least 1 redacted SCP, a containment breach and a redacted anomalous object. I feel like this is a bad sign somehow…
Suicide attempt is a bad ending maybe? (Though at least she survives)

—> Suicide is very, very probably a bad idea. Unsatisfying conclusion to the story (thanks, nagiros, for the chat critique)
--> Suicide note is horribly clichéish. (I thought I could make it sound ambiguous who wrote it, by using the word "go" in an ambivalent way. Did SCP-X-A literally want to go away, leaving his sister "cured"? Or did his sister want to finish herself off. > Pretty sure the double-meaning doesn't get across properly right now) "I will make the pain and humiliation stop" is too much. Need to find better way of putting it.
--> Issue probably not solved, but at least improved now

Suicide via anomaly is bad maybe? (But if she somehow overdosed on medicine or something, then the Foundation looks really incompetent for letting her have stuff like that in the first place. And I already established that she's working with anomalous items, so it should be fine. I think.)
Maybe this is just me, but it feels like I say "Dr. Cassander" way too often
Might need to cut out 07/04/2019 thing if the reference is too obvious
The video thing might be too much. I need strong evidence against SCP-X-A though, cause the addendum already strongly hints that he is real and I want to keep it ambiguous until the end.

Footnotes

SCP Sandbox III

Sandbox III: Revenge of the Sandbox