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Object Class: Safe
Special Containment Procedures: Place SCP-5256 inside of a small, lead, preferably cuboidal locker in the lounge area. Do not open unless needed.
Description SCP-5256 is a pair of 52mm frame, round lens spectacles with a frame cover made out of charred leather and a frame itself made out of [DATA EXPUNGED]. When a person wears SCP-5256, there is a 17% chance that the wearer will be able to see the future1, as well as its multiple branching timelines, and the choices required for those timelines to proceed. For the other 83% of persons wearing SCP-5256, SCP-5256 will function as a normal pair of progressive, prescription-strength spectacles. SCP-5256's original creator, Ilda ███████, states that she has the ability to even go as far as to know what any given person was thinking. Ilda ███████ then guessed what 256 staff members were thinking with 100% accuracy. Ilda ███████ Is now considered SCP-5256-A, but not contained within the facility at the current date (██/██/████).
Interview with SCP-5256-A (Ilda ███████, Pronounced ILL-duh ███-███) Conducted at 4:55 PM on the date ██/██/████
Mikaela Vance, Researcher: So, how did you make what we, at the facility, are calling SCP-5256?
SCP-5256-A: Why are you just numbering your anomalies?
Vance: Please answer the question.
SCP-5256-A: Okay, I will. Horizon's Bounty, or SCP-5256, was made as an experiment to test how the future actually worked, per se.
Vance: Did your experiments prove successful?
SCP-5256-A: No, and that's why Hor- Sorry, SCP-5256 only works about a fifth of the time. It's a prototype, and I'll be sure to deliver the improved version to all of you.
Vance: Thank you for your consideration.
1: Future sight claim was proven by multiple tests by Class D personnel.
Incident 5256-B
On the date ██/██/████, in the L-Wing of the facility at 7:28 PM, A Class D employee by the name of Jesse Haddock, used SCP-5256 to determine if he was the victim of adultery. 50 minutes later, his dead body was discovered in the Euclid Wing, an autopsy confirmed his suicide. His corpse was fed to SCP-273, and his role was never replaced. SCP-5256-A simply responded to this information with the statement, "He just couldn't handle the truth, I assume."
