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Item #: SCP-XXXX

Object Class: Safe

Special Containment Procedures: [SCP-XXXX is to be contained in a darkly lit room with a carpet not unlike that of an amusement arcade. SCP-XXXX is to be viewed at all times by security personal with Level 3 clearance or higher, and D-Class personally are required to play this every hour on a rota, so that SCP-XXXX does not get bored.]

** Description:** [SCP-XXXX's outside looks like an arcade machine based off the popular board game, Monopoly, with a chair that looks like the symbol used of the Free Parking space of a regular board, and a mechanism the user can spin to simulate a dice throw. However, it has shown to be sentient, and has the knowledge and emotions like that of a six year old girl. However, it can not converse via speech. Instead it purposely crashes it's game program and converses by manipulating the text of the error messages that it's background operating system, Windows 7 uses.

SCP-XXXX was retrieved from the holiday park, Butlins in █████████, UK after a guest complained to the onsite worker, labelled as a "Redcoat" by Butlins staff that an error message had popped up on the machine that stated, "Hello? Mommy? Where are you?". The Redcoat, attempted to fix it but was unsuccessful, so they called their onsite maintenance team. Agent J███ then took control of the situation, going undercover as part of the Butlins maintenance team, retrieving SCP-XXXX, before delivering Class-A Amnestic's to both the Redcoat and the guest before stating that it was unrepairable and was being scrapped for spare parts. After that it was taken to Site-███ where it now lies today.

Further experimentation confirms that while the machine cannot eat or drink, the consciousness inside has been documented stating that it was hungry. Giving it unneeded files of terminated D-Class personal seems to quench this hunger. The files are loaded into it's Windows 7 File Explorer, and are never seen again, their data presumably eaten by the machine.

It has also shown to get quite bored when no one plays with her. So, every hour from 07:00 to 21:00, a random D-Class personal is allowed to have a singular turn with SCP-XXXX. Once this turn is up, no more turns are allowed for the D-Class personal no matter the request, and any amusement tickets won, are incinerated outside of SCP-XXXX's cell.

Unplugging SCP-XXXX is shown to cause the same amount of pain to her as would amputating a limb whilst the patient is awake would do to a human. Any personal, no matter the clearance who is seen unplugging, attempting to unplug, or has unplugged SCP-XXXX will be immediately terminated, and an onsite therapist will be needed to console SCP-XXXX while she recovers. The amount of time varies depending on how long SCP-XXXX was unplugged for, but documented times have differed from 20 minutes to 5 weeks, when SCP-XXXX was turned off during a containment breach of SCP-███ for 3 days. No one is to be permitted to use the SCP as a game during this time.