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Item #: SCP-XXXX

Object Class: Euclid

Special Containment Procedures: SCP-XXXX is to be contained in a standard humanoid containment cell at Site 35. SCP-XXXX is allowed to visit Dr. Bradford twice a week for personal and psychological analysis. A request from Dr. Bradford has been made to allow SCP-XXXX to work for the Foundation upon clearance from psychiatric staff, the current head researcher of SCP-XXXX, and Dr. Bradford himself.

Description: SCP-XXXX is a teenage Caucasian male who displays depression and suicidal intentions at any possible chance. SCP-XXXX attempts fail due to its extreme durability, SCP-XXXX is able to withstand blunt and cutting forces, explosions, submersion, burns, and artillery fire with no to little injury.

+ Addendum-1: Interview Log 1

Interviewer: Dr. Bradford

Interviewed: SCP-XXXX

Foreward: SCP-XXXX was assigned to Dr. Bradford for routine therapy sessions after SCP-XXXX's suicidal nature was observed.

<Begin Log>

Dr. Bradford: Hello SCP-XXXX, do you understand why you have been assigned to these sessions?

SCP-XXXX: No I don't understand Doc. Its not like I'll die anyway so why does it matter that I'm trying? Why do you eggheads care if I die?

Dr. Bradford: Well SCP-XXXX, the purpose of these sessions are to better understand your condition and how we can best treat it. I would also like you to address me as Doctor or Dr. Bradford, we are not friends I am your consultant.

SCP-XXXX: Oh I understand now Doc, you and your egghead friends are going to figure me out, how I tick you know, then after you've gotten all you've wanted from me you'll trap me in that cell and leave me to rot while you try to give others my "condition" as you call it. It's a damn curse.

Dr. Bradford: So you consider your condition something others can obtain?

SCP-XXXX: Well how else would I have gotten this hell hole of an ability, first I'm everyone says I'm worthless and terrible, and now I can't even die right.

Dr. Bradford: SCP-XXXX, who are you referring to by "everyone"?

SCP-XXXX: I'd rather not talk about it Doc. It's the one place I feel pain anymore.
Dr. Bradford: I'd like to remind you, SCP-XXXX, that the purpose of these meetings are to better understand your condition and by learning about your life before Foundation custody it may contribute to your condition.

SCP-XXXX: Are married Doc?

Dr. Bradford: Yes I am SCP-XXXX. But I don't understand the relev ( SCP-XXXX interrupts )

SCP-XXXX: How would you feel if she died, Doc?

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Item#: SCP-XXXX

Object Class: Safe

Special Containment Procedures:

Description: