Damon's Sandbox

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Structure Draft - First Interview

Disclaimer: This is a general structural draft of the first interview conducted by the SCP Foundation when discovering the SCP. Only the general ideas will be included; dialogue will be written in future versions.

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- Interviewer is brought to a room containing a patient affected by the SCP.

- Interviewer asks the patient about his status and what he can remember. No reply is provided.

- Interviewer theorises that the patient cannot connect the memory he was requested to retrieve to the question asked.

- Interview is suspended. Final note requesting a fMRI machine.

Structure Draft - Second Interview

Disclaimer: This is a general structural draft of the second interview conducted by the SCP Foundation when discovering the SCP. Only the general ideas will be included; dialogue will be written in future versions.

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- Interviewer returns to the previous room containing the patient affected by the SCP, bringing with him a fMRI machine and a specialist that can interpret the machine's output. The machine is strapped to the patient.

- Interviewer asks the patient again about his status and what he can remember.

- Specialist identifies that regions of the brain fire independently from one another, with no regions firing together at a given time. The specialist also interprets the message from the patient, stating that "all he can remember is a series of flashes and things that never stick around, and that make no sense in time".

- Interview is suspended. Final note states that better results will be obtained via experimenting.

Structure Draft - First Experiment

Disclaimer: This is a general structural draft of the first experiment conducted by the SCP Foundation when discovering the SCP. Only the general ideas will be included; dialogue will be written in future versions.

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TO BE DEFINED. Ideas:

1 - Target being pierced in the neck and screaming until he dies, because he does not plug the wound.

2 - Target chewing on a morsel of food, only to choke on it afterwards when the act of chewing is superseded by any other action.

3 - Target is doing an action, only to have an external force move his body. The external force is processed as a "physical action", forcing him to stop what he was doing previously.