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SCP-XXXX
Object Class: Euclid
Special Containment Procedures:
Description:
[Begin log]
Interviewed: Andrew Craig Salem
Interviewer: Dr. ████████
Foreword: Mr. Salem had reported SCP-XXXX to his local authorities several times before the Foundation became involved. Mr. Salem reported he had not been exposed to the creature in any form, but had been assalted by a family member after their exposure.
*Subject is escorted into a testing room by two guards. Subject sits and guards evacuate the room*
Doctor: Hello, Mr. Salem.
Subject: Hey, doctor ████████ right? What's this about?
Doctor: I'm going to play you an audio clip. I want you to tell me how you feel afterward.
Subject: Ok, sounds easy enough.
Doctor: Prepare audio log one.
*Doctor secures noise-canceling headphones and surrounding speakers begin to play audio clip of a child crying*
*Minimal physical reaction in subject*
*Audio clip terminates and the doctor removes headphones*
Doctor: Any immediate effects?
Subject: Umm, no? I got goosebumps if that counts.
Doctor: Alright, we have a few more clips for you.
Subject: Ok, this won't take too long, though? I kind of have plans.
Doctor: I can't confirm anything at the moment.
Subject: That's fine, I'm just nervous about being in a big place like this, you know?
Doctor: You've been experiencing this since arriving?
Subject: Yeah. > Doctor: Prepare audio log two.
*Doctor secures noise-canceling headphones and surrounding speakers begin to play audio clip of SCP-XXXX*
*Subject visibly flinches*
*Audio clip terminates and the doctor removes headphones*
Doctor: Any immediate effects?
Subject: What was that? Was that something you guys made? That's sick!
Doctor: Please try to remain calm, sir. Can you describe how that made you feel?
Subject: Oh, I… well it wasn't like anything I've heard before. It was disgusting, it… it made me feel sick.
Doctor: Any physical changes?
*Subject begins to show signs of acute agitation*
Subject: No, was it going to? It sounded dangerous! Can these sounds hurt me? I can still hear it! > Doctor: Please, sir, try to calm down.
Subject: It feels like it's getting louder! That's going to go away, right? You have to promise me it's going to f███ing go away, right?
*Subject stands and leans on the table, observed to be sweating and trembling*
Doctor: Sir, please remain seated or we'll have to forcibly remove you.
Subject: Oh my god, it's getting louder. Oh god, what did you do to me?! What did you do?!
*Subject begins to advance towards the doctor, personnel attending security cameras notify security team*
Subject: It's you isn't it? My life was fine until you and all your f███ing monsters ruined it!
*Security apprehend subject and begin to remove him from the testing room*
Subject: No! Let go of me, I have to get rid of it! It's never going to go away, it's only going to get louder!
*subject begins to scream and fight against security*
Subject: Please, please, please! It's him, he's f███ing doing this s██t! It's so loud, it's so loud, I need it to stop-
*secondary security team arrive and apply tranquilizers to subject, rendering him unconscious*
Doctor: Take him to the infirmary and apply amnaesthetics, maybe he can forget this ever happened. Make it fast, he's got somewhere to be.
[End log]
Closing Statement: Mr. Salem was administered amnaesthetics. Once awake, Mr. Salem's vitals returned to the state they had assumed under the effects of SCP-XXXX. His condition worsened with the loss of memory. The facility was forced to put Mr. Salem into a medical coma.
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SCP-XXXX
Object Class: Keter
Special Containment Procedures: At any one time, at least 11 personnel are required on the site of SCP-XXXX, one at every ground floor entrance, two on the field entrance. There must also be one level 3 personnel on site at all times. A perimeter fence is located at the edge of the 100-acre property and specialized patrol vehicles are to inspect its entirety every hour. If local civilians are observed attempting to enter the perimeter, they are to detained and returned to their place of residence; if no place of residence exists, they are to be delivered to their local authority.
In the instance a civilian makes their way onto the field, they are to be instructed to keep their eyes closed at all costs over the loudspeakers located in the third private room on the third floor. Once the civilian evacuates the experience, amnaesthetics are applied and they will be arrested for trespassing. If a civilian is killed in SCP-XXXX, the facility will be informed and the death will be reported as an animal attack if amnaesthetics would be ineffective due to the victim's societal position in the community.
Note: Personnel are allowed to enter SCP-XXXX if there is an excess of personnel on-site and they are granted permission by on-site level 3 personnel. All employees granted permission must be equipt with high-durability headgear. This benefits the security of the sight by completely preventing access to civilians in the case of intrusion.
Description: SCP-XXXX is an abandoned baseball stadium in ██████ Nevada. There are three floors all containing standard amenities for buildings of it's kind. The top floor is reserved for sports personnel and "Premium Venture Partners" requiring a key to enter. There are several exclusive food vendors and six private rooms with a view of the field. The second and first floor are nearly identical; both contain 20 food vendors along an indoor hallway, four bathrooms, and 25,000 outdoor seats. The field is the only location within the premises of SCP-XXXX observed to have anomalous properties.
The anomalous properties of SCP-XXXX effect any human individual who enters the stadium through the doors leading directly to the field. Above all available doors is the French phrase "Il faut fermer les yeux pour rêver" written in blue spray paint along with art of an open eye and an arrow to a closed eye. This phrase translates to "We must close our eyes in order to dream." If one enters these doors with their eyes closed and walks directly to the field, the entrance behind them locks and a sign reading "It's Game Time!" with detailed cartoons of baseball player appears on the door. All attempts to reopen the door has failed, and if the doors are removed beforehand, they will manifest after an individual has entered. If more than one individual attempt to enter simultaneously, one is chosen at random to be allowed through while the rest are transported to the private rooms on the third floor.
The subject then experiences pleasant vivid sensory hallucinations described as dream-like. These were thought to be mere hallucinations until a D Class personnel walked up a set of stairs that weren't physically observed by other personnel in the building on August ██, 19██. The shortest recorded "dream" was 2 minutes and 39 seconds long, while the longest took 6 hours, 27 minutes and 13 seconds before leading the subject back through the doors.
If one attempts to enter the field with their eyes open or from anywhere besides the doors, they are transported to the private rooms on the third floor. Once someone enters the field under the proper circumstances, any outside material attempting to enter the field will appear in the private rooms, and the door leading out is locked. For this reason, the doors to these private rooms have been removed.
If someone enters the field with their eyes closed and begins to experience, only to open their eyes before completing the "dream" the experience will turn into a hostile one. These experiences are not always fatal, but interviews described the event to be personalized and traumatizing. Other than signs of Post Traumatic Stress, there are no lasting effects on subjects who survive these "nightmares." SCP-XXXX also seems to have no lasting effects from these incidents, removing any organic or nonorganic residue within 6 minutes. These objects appear within one of the food vendors on the first and second floor.
Incident XXXX- 01 [██-██-██)
Report: D Class personnel 2598 was reported sleeping during a 2am guard shift by a secondary personnel member 3990. 2598 was observed to awaken and "jump up like the devil was after her." The secondary personnel attempted to call after 2598 as she ran into the field entrance after what 3990 describes as a small animal. The doors sealed and 3990 reported the incident immediately. The level 3 personnel on sight was allowed into SCP-XXXX along with 3990. 2598 kept her eyes closed for 10 minutes before opening them in apparent shock.
2598 was then observed to fall backward in fear and scream, running throughout the field for 16 minutes. The level 3 personnel reported bruises and cuts forming on 2598's body. Eventually, her femur was broken inwards with immense force, tearing skin and exposing 3 centimeters of bone. She could no longer move and was pressed into the ground with enough pressure to crush 4 ribs and dislocate several vertebrae. The observers reported her body vanishing 2 minutes after this. She was located in the "3 Strike Pizza" food vendor kitchen.
SCP-XXXX
Object Class: Safe
Special Containment Procedure: SCP-XXXX is kept in Humanoid Containment Site ██ in a 6 meter by 7 meter cell. SCP-XXXX is provided with constant audio affirmations played over the intercom. These affirmations are not live, and as of ██-██-██ there have been 6 hours recorded and played on a loop at a volume no louder than 60 decibels and no quieter than 40 decibels.
SCP-XXXX is to be provided with a 6 centimeter thick, shatterproof window into the hallway to see passing personnel. Some form of visual, fictional modern media (comic book, picture book, television, film) must also be provided to SCP-XXXX once every month.
When removed from containment for experimentation or interviews, doctors must not raise their voice above a speaking tone (60 decibels) unless testing requires otherwise. All conversation with SCP-XXXX must have a seemingly positive intent, and occasional compliment to physical appearance helps to keep SCP-XXXX docile. When passing SCP-XXXX's containment window, personnel are encouraged to smile and wave.
Note: If events similar to Incident 01 [██-██-██] occur, personnel involved are instructed to cover eyes and imitate crying until SCP-XXXX returns to a docile state.
Description: SCP-XXXX has been instructed to maintain a humanoid shape, but the visual appearance varies from month to month. They have the ability to shift their physical appearance in less than ten minutes, but as of ██-██-██ they have refused profusely to take on the shape of a human subject if they are not portraying a fictional character. They are able to mimic the appearance of any character if the image they are given is in color, a full image and partially detailed. They have replicated animation of many different art styles, extremely detailed live-action make-up and very poorly drawn, still images.
If not provided with a constant source of media, SCP-XXXX's form becomes unstable and constant affirmation becomes unable to validate them. It's predicted that if kept without a new form for more than 6 months, SCP-XXXX's physical form would fail, potentially killing it.
Once portraying a character, SCP-XXXX will attempt to take on the characteristics of said character, even if none were given. Their attempts have been unanimously described as "unfaithful" and "very bad." All staff members have been informed not to mention this if SCP-XXXX is within earshot.
SCP-XXXX's abilities and behavior seem to imply the desire to please those who view it, and its physical stability is dependent on the validation of these efforts. This was made clear by the circumstances of its retrieval; at a comic book convention where it had been awarded for "best costume" and afterward been observed healing instantaneously from an injury. This ability seems to work similarly when SCP-XXXX grows angry (not often given its submissive nature). Though in these cases, the SCP's strength improves rather than its ability to regenerate.
Incident XXXX- 01
Report: D-class personnel 4010 was seen by security cameras conversing with SCP-XXXX through the intercom. The two apparently bonded over a show that SCP-XXXX had been given that month, specifically one of the characters that SCP-XXXX was currently portraying.
4010 began to grow irritated with SCP-XXXX's portrayal of the character and insulted the acting abilities of the organism. SCP-XXXX began to defend itself aggressively. 4010 crudely cursed at SCP-XXXX and mocked it for being "a freak of nature" and "caged like an animal." After the later taunt, SCP-XXXX lunged through the glass (which was only 2 centimeters thick at the time) and pinned 4010 to the ground.
Security arrived and SCP-XXXX surrendered itself to containment. 4010 has been moved to a different wing of the facility and D class personnel are no longer permitted to converse with SCP-XXXX without supervision.
Interview XXXX- 83 [██-██-██]
Interviewed: SCP-XXXX
Interviewer: Doctor ████
Foreword: SCP-XXXX had recently been through extensive testing, and it's physical appearance was observed as slightly inconsistent and had apparently given up trying to act as their current character. Doctor ████ believed he could extract SCP-XXXX's "true face" if given time.
<Begin Log, [██-██-██]>
Doctor: Hello! How are you today?
SCP-XXXX: I'm fine.
Doctor: Really? You seem a little off.
SCP-XXXX: Sorry, I''m just tired is all.
Doctor: No need to apologize. You look good.
SCP-XXXX: Oh, thanks. It's hard to keep up looks sometimes.
Doctor: You know, we all support you here. You don't have to keep it up like this.
SCP-XXXX: Oh, but I do. I really do, I'm tired but I have to stay in character.
Doctor: In character, so what is out of character for you?
SCP-XXXX: Well… we're all just the people we know. Just the people we watch on TV or read about in books. Some of us are our parents or our sibling, teachers sometimes.
Doctor: Oh, you really think that?
SCP-XXXX: Yeah and our parents are their parents and it just goes back all the way.
Doctor: All the way back to what?
SCP-XXXX: *SCP-XXXX smiles, silence for 23 seconds* I shouldn't say.
Doctor: Don't be like that, you come up with the best stories.
SCP-XXXX: It's no story, none of them are.
Doctor: What do you mean?
SCP-XXXX: See it's… did I ever tell you why I love fiction so much?
Doctor: No, I don't think you have.
SCP-XXXX: Well I like fiction because it's fake, it's something that never happened. Sure some of them are similar but they're all interesting because if you've never read one then you have no idea how it goes.
Doctor: I suppose.
SCP-XXXX: Unless you really like a story, you're not going to read it again, right?
Doctor: Right.
SCP-XXXX: That's what it's like for me with non-fiction. I've heard it all before, sung that same song a thousand times. You know, with history and repeating itself.
Doctor: I'm not quite sure I know what you mean.
SCP-XXXX: You wouldn't read the script for a movie you saw would you?
Doctor: What are you getting at?
SCP-XXXX: *Silence for 31 seconds, SCP-XXXX smiling and chuckling, physically restored* Ah, doc you're a holler. If I answer, you're not gonna ask again, and I love our talks so much!
Doctor: There will always be other questions for me to ask, curious minds, you know?
SCP-XXXX: Yeah, do I ever. I guess you're right, you know, curious minds keep asking. There's a second part to that, though.
Doctor: And what's that?
SCP-XXXX: Curious minds keep asking, but wise minds don't want all the answers.
Doctor: And you're wise, are you?
SCP-XXXX: No, I was curious once, and I was never wise.
Doctor: So what does that make you?
SCP-XXXX: *SCP-XXXX stands and begins to walk towards the door* Oh, doc, you know how I like cliffhangers.
Doctor: Are you ready to go? Already?
SCP-XXXX: Think so, but I'm feeling a lot better.
Doctor: Alright, you're welcome. Security, please take SCP-XXXX back to containment.
*Security personnel enter the room and walk beside SCP-XXXX*
SCP-XXXX: Wait. "SCP-XXXX turns back to the doctor* I didn't thank you.
Doctor: You can thank me next time.
SCP-XXXX: And the time after that, and the time after that?
Doctor: Of course.
SCP-XXXX: If we've got another season lined up… well might as well make the finale dramatic, ay?
Doctor: Pardon
SCP-XXXX: Me.
Doctor: Excuse me? What do you-
SCP-XXXX: Me. You asked a question and I'm just answering.
Doctor: Well you'll have to be more specific than that.
SCP-XXXX: I like fiction because it's not me.
Doctor: Oh, I'm sorry I'm not sure what you mean.
SCP-XXXX: Ah, you'll get it. I'll see you next time!
<End Log, [██-██-██]>Closing Statement: SCP-XXXX was returned to their cell. When questioned about this particular interview they have denied any memory of it, but their physical stability is shown to improve when reminded.
