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Item #: SCP-XXX

Object Class: Safe -> Euclid

Special Containment Procedures:
Item SCP-XXX is to be kept in a small well-lit room at all times. Personnel may enter and interact with SCP-XXX, but after Addendum- XXX-B, only one person may be in the room with SCP-XXX.

Description:
SCP-XXX is an approximately 3 meters wide, 12 centimeters thick, and 2.4 meters tall wall. SCP-XXX consists of an anomalous, black viscous fluid that rapidly disintegrates into grey smoke when disturbed. All attempts to disrupt the wall results in the fluid reforming.

SCP-XXX is not responsive to any stimuli save an adult male. Each subject interacting with SCP-XXX will now be referred to as SCP-XXX-1. Once interaction begins, SCP-XXX will alter the lightning within a 3 meter radius from the center of mass, and some form of seating will materialize from SCP-XXX. Seating varies from a simple chair, armchair, booth, etc. and seems to be preferential to SCP-XXX-1. SCP-XXX-1 will stand anxiously, until SCP-XXX-2 materializes from the other side of the wall. SCP-XXX-2 resembles a non-descript waitress that informs SCP-XXX-1 to 'Please have a seat, [she] will be with [him] in a minute!', after quickly wiping down the table and rushing to the other side of the door.

SCP-XXX-1 will seat themselves and wait patiently for SCP-XXX-2, which typically takes between 5-10 minutes. SCP-XXX-1 will then request 'the usual' with a smile, and SCP-XXX-2 will laugh and pour a coffee before returning to the other side of SCP-XXX.

'The usual' is a meal of two scrambled eggs, wheat toast with strawberry jelly, two slices of bacon, and a cup of coffee, black.

Once finished eating, SCP-XXX-1 will wait patiently for SCP-XXX-2 to return and take the dirty dishes.

SCP-XXX-1 will exhibit depression throughout the event, only having a positive mood shift when interacting with SCP-XXX-2.

Addendum XXX-A: Circumstances of Retrieval:

Foundation was made aware of an anomalous event in ███████, ME when an undercover agent in the ███████ Psychiatric Ward discovered four adult males that were mourning the loss of the same individual. When questioned, they all stated that they lived a long life with Eleanor. Each had specific memories but they did not necessarily overlap with each other.

SCP-XXX was found in a recently closed diner in ███████, ME by Mobile Task Force Epsilon-6 ("Village Idiots"). The previous owner recently passed away and locals reported he had some kind of memory loss by the end. The name and stories of his late wife dramatically changed from ███████ to Eleanor. Female agents were used to approach a section of the diner where a portion of the wall consisted of a dark sludge. Agents destroyed the wall and ceiling around it for extraction. Disturbing the wall resulted in it turning into a grey smoke, which was then collected and transported to Site ████████. The wall reformed when there is space to allow it to exist in its Containment Room.

Addendum XXX-B: Experiment with various test subjects:

Dr. ██████ got approval to expose several D-class personnel to SCP-XXX.

Test XXX-1: June 06, 2007. D-17254, female from suburbs of ██████, KS. No reaction from SCP-XXX.

Test XXX-2: June 06, 2007. D-18112, female from ██████, FL. No reaction from SCP-XXX.

Test XXX-3: June 07, 2007. D-19721, male from ██████, CA. SCP-XXX created a simple wooden chair and blue folding table. D-19721's mood noticably depreciated, and his posture slumped. D-19721 waited to be seated and was served a simple breakfast after requesting 'the usual'. D-19721's mood elevated whenever an instance of SCP-XXX-2 reappeared in his line of sight. After the meal, the table and chair returned to the wall, and D-19721 stood waiting for instructions. When interrogated after the event, D-19721 shows remorse for the loss of his wife, Eleanor, of which Dr. ██████ could find no record of ever existing.

Addendum XXX-C: Experiment with a married test subject:

Log of event XXX-C1. Dr. ██████ attempts to show test subject that they are not in fact widower. A camera feed shows the room from several angles, and both a test subject and their betrothed are present in the room with SCP-XXX.

0700: Exposure. SCP-XXX creates a booth similar to a typical restaurant's of the 60's. Lighting shifts from bright lights of the containment room to softer light from an unseen incandescent above the booth. Test subject (SCP-XXX-1) waits patiently just within the light altered by SCP-XXX.

0703: SCP-XXX-2 manifests from other side of the wall, appearing to fold napkins around silverware.

0704: SCP-XXX-2 rushes around the corner, noticing SCP-XXX-1 and ████████. SCP-XXX-2 glares at ████████ while wiping off the table. When finished, SCP-XXX-2 gestures towards the booth and says to SCP-XXX-1, 'Please have a seat, I will be with you in a minute!' before returning to the other side of the wall. SCP-XXX-1 takes a seat but seems to be more anxious than previous test subjects. Dr. ████████ uses an intercom to inform the subject that this is a test, and there is no reason to feel upset.

0705: SCP-XXX-2 appears distressed and noiselessly smashes and tears objects that appear from SCP-XXX.

0712: SCP-XXX-1 is visibly shaking in distress when SCP-XXX-2 returns from around the wall. ████████ calls out to SCP-XXX-1, and when he looks over, SCP-XXX-2 quickly pivots and points at ████████, causing her to rapidly age, and fall dead. SCP-XXX-2 immediately returns to typical demeanor and pours coffee while taking SCP-XXX-1's order. SCP-XXX-2 returns to other side of the wall.

0731: SCP-XXX-2 returns to SCP-XXX-1 with a plate of bacon, eggs, and toast.

0752: SCP-XXX-1 finishes meal and waits patiently for SCP-XXX-2.

0759: SCP-XXX-2 returns to clean the table and appologizes and empathizes with SCP-XXX-1 for the recent loss of Eleanor. SCP-XXX-1 exhibits typical response of a recent widower but shows no resentment towards SCP-XXX or SCP-XXX-2.

0804: Sanitation crew arrives to dispose of remains and to tranfer the test subject to Interrogation Room 3 for psychiatric evaluation and debrief.

Subject believes Eleanor lived a full-life with him, and states that it is unfortunate that she had to pass before him.

Recommend future interactions with SCP-XXX to have only one person in the room at a time, and possibly only to involve unmarried and single people.

Reclassification to Euclid recommended.