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DATE: 04 Apr 2021 14:33

SCP-XXXX-C before the incident-XXXX-1

Item #: SCP-XXXX

Object Class: Safe Keter

Special Containment Procedures: all parts of SCP-XXXX are to be kept in a locker accessible to personnel of level 1 or higher.

Special Containment Procedures: Everyone in the same site as SCP-XXXX-C must know the SCP-XXXX-SafetyGuide.

SCP-XXXX-A is to be kept in a locker, accessible to personnel of level 4 or higher, guarded by a security aware of the SCP-XXXX-SafetyGuide.

Instances of SCP-XXXX-A-1 need to be harvested once in a month and its products can be consumed as long as the personnel doing it are aware of the SCP-XXXX-SafetyGuide. If not consumed, the material must be burnt.

SCP-XXXX-B is to be kept unlit in a fireproof locker, accessible to personnel of level 4 or higher, guarded by a security aware of the SCP-XXXX-SafetyGuide.

SCP-XXXX-C is to be kept in a metal box, inside a 10mx10mx50m horizontal tube with magnetic repelling properties in order to keep the box floating in the center; From one side of the tube, metal cubes of 1mmx1mmx1mm will be send each 12 seconds to pass below SCP-XXXX-C and then reach the other side of the tube, where a high-speed melter will liquify the object and recall its remainings for the production of new metal cubes.
Stands with one metal cube on each must be positioned arround the tube, all cubes must be touched once in a day by a D-Class personnel aware of the SCP-XXXX-SafetyGuide.

SCP-XXXX-SafetyGuide: If you notice the color scheme of the world changing all of a sudden, along with the style of all objects and buildings, follow these steps:
1. Is this effect still happening?
Yes: it is probably being caused by an object you are holding right now, try to find it (or them), tip: the effect goes away if you release it.
No: try to remember when it happened and what you were holding while it was happening, then find this/these objects.
2. Take the object to the high-speed melter on SCP-XXXX-C's contention room and throw it there. Try to warn as many people as possible in the proccess.
3. Press the "Emergency" button next to the melter.
4. Everyone who has touched an SCP-XXXX-C-1 instance must remain within the site, while other personnel evacuate, to then help the MTF identify and eliminate all instances.

Description: SCP-XXXX consists of three objects:

SCP-XXXX-A: A bag of seeds from plants native to the amazon rainforest.
When planted, these seeds will grow quickly (2-5 days) into a adult plant designated as SCP-XXXX-A-1, which will produce fruits every month.
Instances of SCP-XXXX-A-1 appear to not die by natural causes.

SCP-XXXX-B: A portable campfire wich can be lit or unlit and never goes out of coal.

SCP-XXXX-C: A totem that, while being hold, changes the color scheme of the world and the appearence of the objects to look like they were created arround 1500DC.
When looking throught a mirror, people holding SCP-XXXX-C will see themselfs wearing clothes from the past, the clothes vary from person to person based on their ancestors, see Exp-XXXX-c-1 and Exp-XXXX-c-2.

Footnotes

1. The request of the entities that they share a bed was granted.

2. e.g. pole teasers, kickers, plush toys that resemble prey

3. Medications are provided to curb SCP-XXXX-A's anxiety and panic attacks and SCP-XXXX-B's obsessive compulsive behaviors.

4. domestic house cat

5. Beethoven was one of Salieri's students, alongside Schubert, Liszt, and Süssymayr (the copyist who finished Mozart's requiem).

6. rat

7. There has been evidence of Mozart imitating cats.

8. human

9. The Magic Flute, one of Mozart's operas

10. The Abduction from the Seraglio, another opera of Mozart's.

11. An opera by Antonio Salieri which is a tragédie lyrique. It premiered in 1784.

12. Salieri was Christoph Willibald Gluck's protégé

13. The common go-to poisons in the 18th century were arsenic and mercury, the reported symptoms that Mozart had didn't line up with the effects of mercury or arsenic poisoning

14. Count Franz von Walsegg was the one who commissioned the requiem for his wife.

15. In last two weeks before death, Mozart experienced the following: metallic taste (most plausibly the "taste of death" in his mouth), high fever, rash, profuse sweating, severe swelling, limbs and back pain, nausea, vomiting, and diarrhea.

16. A play was written by Russian poet Alexander Pushkin in 1830 named Mozart and Salieri as part of The Little Tragedies, along with three other plays. The four plays were published in 1832. Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov wrote an opera under the same name in 1897.

17. A libretto by Lorenzo da Ponte which was a collaboration between Mozart, Salieri and a composer named 'Cornetti' that was a cantata composed in 1785

18. Maria Anna Mozart, Wolfgang's older sister

19. Leopold and Anna Maria had seven children. Nannerl and Wolfgang are the only ones who lived to adulthood

20. Piano Quartet in G-major (composed somewhere around 1800)

21. Note that Dr. Nakamura was responsible for allowing or denying access to SCP-1973, and there were no restrictions to its use.

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DATE: 04 Apr 2021 08:00

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Threat Entity Database Entry

Threat ID:
LTE-6886-Hollow-Eyes

Authorized Response Level:
4 (Severe Threat) N/A (Seized by the SCP Foundation)

Description:

Threat entity contains the ability to view infrared signatures through solid objects on command. Subject had been determined for termination by Captain Lilac. Currently transport is under way to Area-49, where the subject will be interrogated and terminated following standard procedure for a Class-4 humanoid anomaly. the subject will be

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Item #: SCP-XXXX

Object Class: Euclid

Special Containment Procedures: Instances of SCP-XXXX are to be contained in Cohabitating Large-Humanoid Containment Cell 36-Delta in Site-57's east wing. The cell is to be furnished with standard co-habited humanoid amenities with some changes, including, but not limited to: a single bed instead of two¹, typical feline entertainment products², and elevated platforms and ropes for the purposes of exercise. Additionally, a harpsichord, two violins, and writing materials have been provided for enrichment and research purposes. SCP-XXXX-A and -B are permitted to compose music; when finished, the compositions are to be confiscated and compared to other classical era pieces.

Both instances of SCP-XXXX are to be regularly given a 8:00-10:00 and 14:00-16:00 medical evaluation(s) by personnel. The entities are to be given access to consistent dosages of citalopram, sertaline and lorazepam³.

Restraining and muzzling SCP-XXXX is unnecessary, however, if either SCP-XXXX-A or SCP-XXXX-B begin displaying self-harming or disruptive behavior, they are to be restrained immediately.

Should either SCP-XXXX-A or SCP-XXXX-B breach containment, confectionaries and desserts are to be used to lure SCP-XXXX-A to containment. SCP-XXXX-B will always follow.

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SCP-XXXX-A is contained in a modified containment cell that is furnished with both human and feline amenities. A harpsichord and a violin is provided in the cell as enrichment. It is to be kept under observation due to the potential for self-harm. The cell needs to be checked for any contraband blades from the medical bay.

SCP-XXXX-B is to be contained in a standard humanoid containment cell and is required to be restrained due to high risk of potentially harming staff. A harpsichord is provided as enrichment. It is advised to not provoke SCP-XXXX-B after reports of it showing aggression towards staff, despite not biting them. SCP-XXXX-B may breach containment, attempting to look for SCP-XXXX-A's containment unit. Any loud vocalizations will be monitored.

Description: SCP-XXXX is a pair of humanoid males with strong feline-like features which include felinoid eyes, ears, tails, and claws. SCP-XXXX-A stands at 170 centimeters, has dark brown hair, copper eyes, black short-furred ears and tail. SCP-XXXX-B stands at 163 centimeters, has unkempt blond hair, dark orange eyes, long cream-colored fur reminiscent of a Maine Coon. SCP-XXXX have both been observed to exhibit a consistent depressive mood, with SCP-XXXX-A sporadically shifting to a low manic emotional state. Both entities comprising SCP-XXXX claim to be rivaling eighteenth century composers, "Antonio Salieri and Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart”; concurrent and progressive research to substantiate this claim to follow.

SCP-XXXX’s dental anatomy—especially its canine teeth—matches that of felis catus⁴, SCP-XXXX-A's canines are much more prominent and SCP-XXXX-B has a gap between its two maxillary central incisors, but their jaw is that of a human's. It has retractable claws on its all extremities and its eyes have slit pupils instead of rounded ones. The entities are capable of human speech but will make loud feline vocalizations when in need of something. Despite the human features, SCP-XXXX is vulnerable to overstimulation for they still have enhanced senses—hearing, smell and vision. SCP-XXXX will instinctively enter a state of paralysis when the back of the neck is pinched.

SCP-XXXX-A and SCP-XXXX-B both display high levels of ambition and eagerness for knowledge. Subjects have scored low on IQ tests and have low attention spans. On average, SCP-XXXX-A is more calm in its behavior while SCP-XXXX-B shows more haphazardous behavior. Both have been observed displaying intimacy towards each other. Both SCP-XXXX-A and SCP-XXXX-B speak multiple languages, notably Italian, French and German, however, only the latter is capable of speaking English.

Both occurences of SCP-XXXX are having difficulty remembering details prior to containment. Information regarding SCP-XXXX ranges from readily available to difficult to find, however, there are congruences between their claims and the information available. More research and data on the anomalies are still needed.

Addendum.XXXX.1—Discovery: SCP-XXXX-A was found in the Vienna Central Cemetery on 31/01/2018, 22:53 after staff members reported sightings of a humanoid entity with luminous eyes roaming on cemetery grounds. A mobile task-force was deployed to Simmering, Vienna, Austria on 01/02/2018 and the anomaly was found in front of the grave of Ludwig van Beethoven⁵, seemingly distraught, and willingly entered Foundation custody.

On 10/07/2018, 20:46, a similar occurrence was reported from the staff members of St. Marx Cemetery and a task force was immediately deployed to Landstraße, Vienna, Austria. SCP-XXXX-B was found climbing the gate, trying to escape, but got its clothing stuck in the process. Field agents had to subdue SCP-XXXX-B with a clothespin, due to it trying to injure the agents, before bringing it into custody.

The staff members of both cemeteries were amnesticized.

Addendum.XXX.2—Aftermath: The result of the resuscitation of both instances of SCP-XXXX, left indentations on the burial grounds. The grave of Antonio Salieri had an indent that was 2.5 meters below the ground. The grave was dug up and the remains of the Italian composer was discovered to be missing. SCP-XXXX-B's case on the other hand had an indentation of 1.3 meters that was approximately 7 meters away from the believed grave of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. The indentations and the dug up grave were soon covered up to avoid suspicion from public eye.

The skull that was exhumed by a gravedigger in 1801, which was believed to be Mozart's skull, has been bought from the Mozarteum in Salzburg, Austria by the Foundation and is gone under testing. A replica skull has been placed in the museum.

Addendum.XXXX.3—Felinoid traits and genetic testing: Instances of SCP-XXXX have shown to have more feline behaviors alongside with their human behaviors. There have been occasions where both instances were carrying rattus norvegicus⁶ in their mouths during interviews. Security footages show both instances in their individual and co-habiting containment cells to be chasing said pests in their cells. SCP-XXXX-A is apprehensive with regards to its change in behavior becoming more feline; SCP-XXXX-B on the other hand doesn't mind it⁷.

A letter written in Italian, German and French has been given by SCP-XXXX-A with a dead rodent attached to it. The following letter has been translated by Dr. Fox Roth-Dayrit:

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03/14/2018
Dear Staff,

I found this rat running around in my cell, sorry for having to give it to you while it is already dead due to my hands, or rather, my claws. Felt sorry for killing it even if it is a pest and the taste of rat is a little repulsive. Hopefully, I wont empty this tube of toothpaste trying to get off the taste while also spitting out the rat fur. I find it unfortunate that every fibre of my being wanted to chase the poor rat until I caught it in my claws and teeth and killing it. I know that part of me is cat now, unlike more than two hundred years ago, but this behavior is quite unbecoming of a respectable man. Quite shameful, I say.

If there is a way to eliminate this behavior, I would gladly take the opportunity, risky or not. I just wish to not appear embarrassing in front of you. I am deeply sorry if I appear childish chasing a mere rat, it's as if my instincts and subconscious are betraying me.

Please accept this embarrassing parting gift as a way that I would like to show you how much of a good hunter am I and I would like to teach you in some way. Forget that. Grievous apologies!

— Antonio Salieri

Tissue samples taken from both instances show varying distribution of homo sapiens⁸ and felis catus DNA depending on where the tissue is taken. The most amount of feline DNA compared to human DNA was found along the ears, tail, digits, the inside of mouth, and some of the facial muscles. Genetic testing regarding their identity is still under investigation.

Addendum.XXXX.4—Bite Incidents:

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• Incident date 02/03/2018: Mr. Garcia was bitten on the hand by SCP-XXXX-A after refusing to give it a slice of cake. Disciplinary action for SCP-XXXX-A was taken after the incident.
• Incident date 09/04/2018: D-27851 was bitten on the leg after accidentally stepping on SCP-XXXX-A's tail.
• Incident date 08/06/2018: Agent Zero was bitten on the arm by SCP-XXXX-A during a containment breach, disarming him and taking the pistol he was holding. SCP-XXXX-A had to be on suicide watch after re-containment.
• Incident date 10/07/2018: Most of the personnel assigned to contain SCP-XXXX-B were bitten before deciding to muzzle it.
• Incident date 03/10/2018: Ex-researcher Reginald Richelieu was bitten on the arm by SCP-XXXX-B and on the calf by SCP-XXXX-A while disrupting a test conducted by Dr. Fox Roth-Dayrit.
• Incident date 16/01/2019: D-43892 was bitten on the ankle by SCP-XXXX-B after showing distaste of SCP-XXXX-A and accusing it for the "murder" of SCP-XXXX-B. (see Addenda.XXXX.5)
• Incident date 21/05/2019: Dr. Mathieu was bitten by SCP-XXXX-A and SCP-XXXX-B during dental examinations.
• Incident date 26/7/2020: Sr. Researcher Bianchi was bitten on the arm by SCP-XXXX-B after saying F.X. Mozart was an inferior composer.

Addendum.XXXX.5.1—SCP-XXXX-A's relationship with SCP-XXXX-B: SCP-XXXX-A have exhibited signs of distress, often making loud vocalizations in its containment unit, hitting its head against the walls of its containment cell, pulling its hair, and refusing to eat. When questioned, it blamed itself for the death of SCP-XXXX-B.

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The following interview log was originally in Italian, and has been translated by Dr. Fox Roth-Dayrit

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Interviewer: Dr. Fox Roth-Dayrit
Interviewee: SCP-XXXX-A
Foreword: The interview was conducted after observations of self harm, distress vocalizations, loss of appetite, and perpetual emotional distress.

<Begin Log, 28/02/2018, 17:46>

[SCP-XXXX-A is sobbing, covering its face with its hands]

Dr. Fox Roth-Dayrit: SCP-XXXX, is there something wrong?

[No response, SCP-XXXX-A continues sobbing]

Dr. Roth-Dayrit: SCP-XXXX, can you tell me if there’s something bothering you?

SCP-XXXX-A: I’m sorry, I’m sorry, I’m sorry!

Dr. Roth-Dayrit: Can you please tell me what you’re sorry for?

SCP-XXXX-A: It’s my fault he’s dead—

Dr. Roth-Dayrit: Who?

SCP-XXXX-A: [looks at Dr. Roth-Dayrit] I… I… [labored breathing] I killed… I killed— I— I killed Mozart.

[Dr. Roth-Dayrit furrows their eyebrows]

Dr. Roth-Dayrit: What?

SCP-XXXX-A: He— He was my friend and— and I… I killed him—

Dr. Roth-Dayrit: Is— Is what you’re saying true?

[SCP-XXXX doesn’t respond and continues crying]

Dr. Roth-Dayrit: Listen to me, I’m sure there is no way that you’ve killed him, I—

SCP-XXXX-A: [interrupting] How do you— How do you know?

[Dr. Roth-Dayrit remains silent as SCP-XXXX-A cries]

SCP-XXXX-A: Why do I have to return to this world? I clearly don't belong here!

Dr. Roth-Dayrit: I… I know you are upset, but there is no way you did it, that is a false—

SCP-XXXX-A: [interrupting again] You don't understand what I've been through because of his death! You think my reputation wouldn't tarnish after losing such brilliant mind?

Dr. Roth-Dayrit: Maestro—

SCP-XXXX-A: I spent the rest of my years carrying this guilt and pain until my last breath. I couldn't even bear to tell his youngest son about it. And I have to return, knowing that I am hated by the world because of his death?

Dr. Roth-Dayrit: Maestro, listen—

SCP-XXXX-A: I can't take this anymore! Every breath makes me suffer, can't you see? I don't want this to keep on going, I—

Dr. Roth-Dayrit: God da— [sighs] Alright, if it makes you feel any better, I can find evidence that prove you didn't do it.

SCP-XXXX-A: Are— Are you… Are you serious?

Dr. Roth-Dayrit: Yes. If it gives you peace of mind for once, I will find even more evidence that proves that you didn't.

[SCP-XXXX-A wipes its tears]

SCP-XXXX-A: You sure about that?

Dr. Roth-Dayrit: [nodding] Mhmm. Just… Give me time and we'll find out the truth about it. Alright?

[SCP-XXXX-A nods]

Dr. Roth-Dayrit: Good. Please cooperate, XXXX.

<End Log, 28/02/2018, 18:03>

Closing Statement: Dr. Fox Roth-Dayrit began their investigations on SCP-XXXX-A's claims.

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The following interview log was originally in French. The log you are seeing is translated by Dr. Fox Roth-Dayrit and Junior Researcher Dylan Danniell

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Interviewer: Junior Researcher Dylan Danniell
Interviewee: SCP-XXXX-A
Foreword: The interview is a follow-up of the interview on 28/02/2018

<Begin Log, 01/03/2018, 10:17>

[Junior Researcher Dylan Danniell hesitantly enters SCP-XXXX-A's containment unit]

Junior Researcher Dylan Danniell: Ummm… Hellooo, SCP-XXXX!

SCP-XXXX-A: Oh, hello—

JRs. Danniell: Dr. Fox isn't able to come here at the moment because they had to do other stuff, so they asked me to do an interview for you.

SCP-XXXX-A: Oh sure, go ahead.

JRs. Danniell: Alright. Let's start.

[SCP-XXXX-A shifts it's sitting position to face JRs. Danniell]

JRs. Danniell: You mentioned that Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart was your friend, right?

SCP-XXXX-A: He was.

JRs. Danniell: Any memories of him you remember?

SCP-XXXX-A: [smiles] Oh, he was such a great composer. His work didn't get much appreciation before, unlike now. He's truly brilliant, I tell you.

JRs. Danniell: [scribbling on his notes] Mhmm.

SCP-XXXX-A: Yes, he was my rival, but Mozart was a good colleague. Always speaks his mind, and was kind-hearted. Though, he is a bit naive despite his talent and is uh… [in Italian] How do I say this… [in French] A bit… Mmmh… Brash. I don't think that's the right word.

[JRs. Danniell squints at SCP-XXXX-A before writing down his notes]

JRs. Danniell: Okay, anything else?

SCP-XXXX-A: You know his work is just so… Magnificent. When I became the Imperial Kapellmeister, I had to revive Figaro, you know? I even had to bring copies of Mozart's work. And you know 'Die Zauberflöte'⁹? I was there! I heard all of it! It was fantastic, I tell you!

JRs. Danniell: [scribbling down his notes] Mhmm… You know, Maestro, what's so weird is that I've never seen you smiling before.

[SCP-XXXX stops smiling and promptly covers its mouth with its hand]

SCP-XXXX: I wasn't smiling.

JRs. Danniell: [blinks] Mmmmh… Noted.

<End Log, 01/03/2018, 11:57>

Closing Statement: Interview was concluded before break.

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Observational log

Date: 03/03/2018

Subject: SCP-XXXX

Preface: A recording of the overture from Die Entführung aus dem Serail¹⁰ was played to the anomaly

Observation Notes: SCP-XXXX has been observed to be listening attentively to the recording. After the recording was finished, the entity was questioned and it described details it recounts about the opera.

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Upon the containment of SCP-XXXX-B, the anomaly was observed to recognize SCP-XXXX-A immediately.

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The following interview log was originally in German, and has been translated by Dr. Fox Roth-Dayrit

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Interviewer: Dr. Fox Roth-Dayrit
Interviewee: SCP-XXXX-B
Foreword: SCP-XXXX-B was restrained to prevent the staff from being injured. It was being cooperative unlike the previous days.

<Begin Log, 12/07/18 8:47>

[Dr. Roth Dayrit enters SCP-xxxx’s cell, holding a pen and clipboard, while it plays the harpsichord with its nose, making a simple tune.]

Dr. Roth-Dayrit: Good morning, XXXX-B.

[SCP-XXXX-B stops playing the harpsichord and proceeds to growl and glare at Dr. Roth-Dayrit with its tail thrashing from side to side.]

Dr. Roth-Dayrit: I was sent here to interview you today for research purposes. You will have to answer my questions with a yes or a no, if that is alright with you.

[SCP-XXXX-B willingly faces Dr. Roth-Dayrit in its seat and its expression changes from anger to neutral. It raises its head a little, attempting to show and point at the muzzle.]

Dr. Roth-Dayrit: We will remove that once we decide that you won’t pose any danger to us, the staff.

[SCP-XXXX-B slouches and whines as Dr. Roth-Dayrit looks at their notes on the clipboard.]

Dr. Roth-Dayrit: You claim to be the composer, Wolfgang Mozart, correct?

[SCP-XXXX-B nods.]

Dr. Roth-Dayrit: Okay. Do you remember anything before your death?

[SCP-XXXX-B furrows its eyebrows and looks around the cell. It nods and shrugs at the same time.]

Dr. Roth-Dayrit: I see. We’ll ask about that at a future time. Do you recall anything when you found yourself in the cemetery in Vienna?

[Everything becomes silent as SCP-XXXX-B looks around the cell, visibly having difficulty recalling any event.]

Dr. Roth-Dayrit: Take your time.

[SCP-XXXX-B simply gives Dr. Roth-Dayrit a distraught expression and groans while shaking its head. Dr. Roth-Dayrit looks at their clipboard and scribbles some notes.]

Dr. Roth-Dayrit: So it is just like SCP-XXXX-A.

[SCP-XXXX-B tilts its head and raises its eyebrow, making a sound of question.]

Dr. Roth-Dayrit: You wanna know who SCP-XXXX-A is?

[SCP-XXXX-B nods. Dr. Roth-Dayrit begins to flip the pages of the papers of their clipboard.]

Dr. Roth-Dayrit: I was told you might ask me that.

[Dr. Roth-Dayrit shows a photo of SCP-XXXX-A to the specimen. It’s eyes widen and its tail starts to twitch. It attempts to say the entity’s name despite the muzzle preventing it to do so.]

Dr. Roth-Dayrit: You know this guy?

[SCP-XXXX-B nods in excitement, its leg begins to bounce and its tail increasingly quivers]

Dr. Roth-Dayrit: Alright, that’s all for today. I’ll ask you about SCP-XXXX-A the next time we meet. I’ll have to ask about you to the specimen later. We’ll have to decide on what to do to the both of you after some more research. Well then, see you soon, XXXX-B

<End Log, 12/07/18 9:21>

Closing statement: SCP-XXXX-B continued to play a different tune on the harpsichord with its nose.

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Observational log

Date: 17/07/2018

Subject: SCP-XXXX-B

Preface: A recording of one of the acts of Les Danaïdes¹¹ was played to SCP-XXXX-B

Observation Notes: SCP-XXXX-B was observed listening attentively and appeared to be pensive while the recording was being played. It recognized that it was the work of Antonio Salieri and even comments that it has hints of Gluck¹² in the music.

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Upon being informed that SCP-XXXX-A was contained in the same site as SCP-XXXX-B, it started to breach containment frequently, but still restrained, as it was observed that it was struggling to remove its restraints.

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The following log is already in English. No translations are needed.

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Interviewer: Dr. Fox Roth-Dayrit

Interviewee: SCP-XXXX-B

Foreword: The interview was conducted when SCP-XXXX-B started breaching containment frequently

<Begin Log, 22/07/2018, 13:06>

SCP-XXXX-B What the fuck was that for? Doc, why do they keep bringing me back here?

Dr. Fox Roth-Dayrit: Because you are supposed to be staying here, in your cell—

SCP-XXXX-B: [interrupting] I just wanna see Salieri again, that's all! I'm just looking for him, because you guys said he's here!

Dr. Roth-Dayrit: [facepalms] Who told you?

SCP-XXXX-B: That one guy with some drawings and stuff on his face in an orange suit, a person in a lab coat like yours who looks like a marble statue and two guys wearing helmets and are in thick looking vests.

Dr. Roth-Dayrit: God fucking damn it. [adjusts eyeglasses] XXXX-B, if you attempt to breach containment some more, they'll be stricter with you or worse

SCP-XXXX-B: What?

Dr. Roth-Dayrit: They'll move you to another site and you'll have no hopes of seeing XXXX-A

SCP-XXXX-B: What the fuck?

<End Log, 22/07/2018 13:22>

Closing Statement: This warning did not stop SCP-XXXX-B from breaching containment. It only made the anomaly use less brute force and more stealth in leaving its cell.

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Addendum.XXXX.5.2—Rumour: A common rumour surrounding Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart's death is that he was poisoned by Antonio Salieri, who was jealous of his compositional skill. However, there is no historical evidence that supports this rumour, as Mozart's reported symptoms did not match with those of poisons commonly used in the 18th century¹³. This rumour may have caused mental distress with the anomalous entities as it worsened both anomalies' conditions.

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The following interview log was originally in Italian and German, and has been translated by Dr. Fox Roth-Dayrit

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Interviewer: Dr. Fox Roth-Dayrit
Interviewee: SCP-XXXX
Foreword: The interview was delayed after SCP-████ attacked the entity, bruising its eye and giving it a mild concussion prior to the interview. Immediate disciplinary action for SCP-████ was taken after the attack. Interview regarding the rumour was initiated subsequent to SCP-XXXX having just left the medical bay.

<Begin Log, 03/03/2018, 15:47>

Dr. Fox Roth-Dayrit: Are you feeling alright?

SCP-XXXX-A: I— I guess so?

Dr. Roth-Dayrit: I already informed you earlier that we’re going to have an interview. Shall we start?

SCP-XXXX-A: Oh! Uhhhh… Yes.

Dr. Roth-Dayrit: I know this is tough for you.

[SCP-XXXX-A looks away and curls up on the chair, folding down its ears as Dr. Roth-Dayrit opens the folder and their notebook]

Dr. Roth-Dayrit: You mentioned that you still recall the death of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart?

SCP-XXXX-A: [softly] Yes…

Dr. Roth-Dayrit: Tell me anything you remember.

[Moments of silence while SCP-XXXX-A lowers its legs and places its hands on the table]

SCP-XXXX-A: [sigh] Well, I remember some things before that…

Dr. Roth-Dayrit: Yes?

SCP-XXXX-A: Hmm… There was that time he collapsed all the sudden, and Süssymayr and I had to help him… I…

Dr. Roth-Dayrit: Go on.

SCP-XXXX-A: Umm… [tapping on the table, looking around the room in silence] He… He didn’t look well…

Dr. Roth-Dayrit: Mhmm.

SCP-XXXX-A: And his wife was terribly worried. Telling me to leave and…

Dr.Roth-Dayrit: [writing down their findings] And?

SCP-XXXX-A: Mozart… He said… He— He felt— He felt like he— [sniffling and holding back tears] He said he… Felt like he… He was poisoned.

[Dr. Roth-Dayrit looks at SCP-XXXX-A, clearly baffled]

Dr. Roth-Dayrit: What? [shuffling pages and papers of notebook and folder, mumbling in Filipino] There’s a contradiction and a correlation here… [in Italian] Please continue.

SCP-XXXX-A: The few days were… Filled with… Gossip… I had to pay him a visit and… [stifling an emotional reaction]

Dr. Roth-Dayrit: [concerned] Do you want to stop the interview?

SCP-XXXX-A: I’m— I’m so sorry, I—

Dr. Roth-Dayrit: Take your time.

SCP-XXXX-A: I can’t, I— It’s just— It’s just… [covers face before proceeding to weep for a few minutes]

Dr. Roth-Dayrit: [sigh] We can continue this tomorrow, if it—

SCP-XXXX-A: [shakily] I can’t help it. It’s my fault. I killed him.

Dr. Roth-Dayrit: Are you sure?

SCP-XXXX-A: [slowly lowers its hands] I… I don’t know anymore.

Dr. Roth-Dayrit: Hm. [scribbles on their notes] Anything else you remember?

SCP-XXXX-A: Süssymayr and Constanze had to look for a doctor and [cough] it was me and my dying colleague on his deathbed.

Dr. Roth-Dayrit: Mhmm.

SCP-XXXX-A: He told me “Antonio, I wouldn’t be able to finish my requiem.” and I told him “Don’t be ridiculous, you’ll finish it.” [30 seconds silence] He said “I couldn’t, I feel like I’m dying.”

[Dr. Roth-Dayrit looks at SCP-XXXX-A]

SCP-XXXX-A: He held my hand. They were cold, like death itself was holding them, “We will… Meet again?” [long pause] I told him, “We will meet again.” And then… [curling up on the chair and hyperventilating]

Dr. Roth-Dayrit: Shit—

<End Log, 01/03/2018, 17:18>

Closing statement: Paramedics arrived immediately and the interview had to end abruptly from SCP-XXXX-A’s panic attack. The anomaly was allowed to rest until a scalpel from the medical bay was discovered in its cell. The contraband had to be confiscated.

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The following interview log started in English but transitioned to German. The log has been translated by Dr. Fox Roth-Dayrit

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Interviewer: Dr. Fox Roth-Dayrit
Interviewee: SCP-XXXX-B
Foreword: The interview discusses what the anomaly remembers about its death on 05/12/1791. It was soon informed about the rumour and SCP-XXXX-A’s condition.

<Begin Log, 31/07/2018, 22:25>

[Dr. Roth-Dayrit enters while SCP-XXXX-B paces around. The moment the anomaly sees Dr. Roth-Dayrit, it sits down, bouncing its leg]

Dr. Fox Roth-Dayrit: Hello, XXXX-B. I am sure you’re wondering why we informed you about this interview unexpectedly an hour ago.

SCP-XXXX-B: Yeah, I guess?

Dr. Roth-Dayrit: [sits down in front of SCP-XXXX-B] It’s because I want you to be as honest as possible. The one hour allocation is to gather your thoughts.

SCP-XXXX-B: What’s this for?

Dr. Roth-Dayrit: I’m going to ask you questions regarding your death, is that okay?

SCP-XXXX-B: Yup!

Dr. Roth-Dayrit: Alright, let’s begin.

[Dr. Roth-Dayrit opens the folder and their notebook]

Dr. Roth-Dayrit: Anything you remember before you died?

[SCP-XXXX-B glances away]

SCP-XXXX-B: Well… I remember a guy commissioning me to do a requiem. I don’t know who that guy is and I still don’t know who they are¹⁴ to this day.

Dr. Roth-Dayrit: [blinks] Okay… [scribbles] Anything else?

SCP-XXXX-B: Hm… There was a night I just woke up to Constanze panicking, Süssymayr and Salieri were leaving the room and… [wincing]

Dr. Roth-Dayrit: Are you alright?

SCP-XXXX-B: I guess… Everything was foggy… I barely remember what was happening aside from not being able to move, feeling like I’ve been poisoned and the taste of death.¹⁵

Dr. Roth-Dayrit: [scribbling on their notes] Oh…

SCP-XXXX-B: But I do remember… Telling Salieri that I couldn’t finish the requiem and telling him that Süssymayr would have to finish it for me.

Dr. Roth-Dayrit: Mhmm.

SCP-XXXX-B: I asked him if we’re going to meet again and he said, we’ll meet again. That’s all.

Dr. Roth-Dayrit: I see… Do you know any conspiracies that arose from your death?

SCP-XXXX-B: No? What conspiracies?

Dr. Roth-Dayrit: Because of the mystery surrounding your death and how quick it is, it is assumed that Antonio Salieri poisoned you out of jealousy and he even confessed to doing it.

[SCP-XXXX-B’s tail begins to bristle before breaking from its restraints and proceeding to toss the objects off the table and curse in Italian.]

SCP-XXXX-B: [in German] Bastard! He betrayed me! I can’t believe Maestro stabbed me in the back! [stands up and marches towards the door]

Dr. Roth-Dayrit: [blocks the door] Where on earth are you going?

SCP-XXXX-B: I am going to kill that traitorous fucker! Get out of my damn way, I’ll give that son of a bitch a taste of revenge—

[Dr. Roth-Dayrit blocks SCP-XXXX-B’s attempts to injure them by catching it by its wrists]

Dr. Roth-Dayrit: Listen, listen, listen! I know you are upset about all this, but I can assure you he wasn’t the one who killed you. For the past five months, I’ve been looking for evidence that can disprove that rumour while your friend has given the Foundation a massive headache on their hands. Do you know how much of a pain he was? Do you know how much he’s suffering from that conspiracy against him? He kept blaming himself and hurting himself for months, believing a lie that sprung up from the masses. He’s destroying himself because he thought that he killed you, his friend and colleague. Even worse, before you got here, he had to be on suicide watch after disarming a task force member and aiming the gun at himself!

[SCP-XXXX-B begins to snarl]

SCP-XXXX-B: Liar! Liar!

Dr. Roth-Dayrit: I am telling the truth! We have records of what he's doing for the past five months!

SCP-XXXX-B: [sobbing] You're lying! You're lying—

Dr. Roth-Dayrit: [speaking over SCP-XXXX-B] Believe what you want! Evidence is evidence and I can show you those files if I'm permitted to! I've been doing everything to prove you weren't killed for something as petty as jealousy when I've got someone who keeps killing himself because of some stupid conspiracy under my responsibility!

[SCP-XXXX-B lowered it hands and fell to the floor, letting out distressed screams]

Dr. Roth-Dayrit: [mumbling and massaging their forehead] Both of you are a mess.

SCP-XXXX-B: Salieri couldn't have done all of this! He can't be doing this to himself!

Dr. Roth-Dayrit: We had to do efforts to not let your counterpart die from his actions.

SCP-XXXX-B: You— You can't be serious… And— And all this happened… After I died?

Dr. Roth-Dayrit: Exactly. There’s even a play made out of that conspiracy, few years later after your death.¹⁶

[SCP-XXXX-B begins to weep as Dr. Roth-Dayrit starts picking up the documents and their notebook]

Dr. Roth-Dayrit: Believe the rumour or not, your choice. My findings say that you weren’t poisoned. [looks at SCP-XXXX-B] We’ll conclude this interview.

<End Log, 01/08/2018, 00:55>

Closing Statement: The anomaly was given new restraints before returning it back to its cell. The following days, the object entity exhibited consistent depressive mood, lack of appetite and was mostly unresponsive.

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The following interview log was originally in German, and has been translated by Dr Roth-Daryit

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Interviewer: Dr. Fox Roth-Dayrit

Interviewee: SCP-XXXX-B

Foreword: An emergency interview was conducted after the observation of SCP-XXXX-B's change in behavior

<Begin Log, 03/08/2018, 2:43>

Dr. Fox Roth-Dayrit: Good afternoon, XXXX-B. There's a drastic change in your behavior and you have been refusing to eat. Is the interview last night troubling you?

[No response]

Dr. Roth-Dayrit: XXXX-B?

[Still no response]

Dr. Roth-Dayrit: Wolfgang, are you still breathing?

SCP-XXXX-B: Doc, I'm sorry.

Dr. Roth-Dayrit: Wha—

SCP-XXXX-B: I couldn't stop thinking how Salieri is in this awful situation

Dr. Roth-Dayrit: Your death is not you fault, XXXX-B

SCP-XXXX-B: But he's hurting himself because of me.

Dr. Roth-Dayrit: Don't tell me you're going to hurt yourself as well.

[SCP-XXXX-B becomes silent]

Dr. Roth-Dayrit: [sigh] Here we go again. I am trying everything I can do with my hands so I can put an end to this and absolve your friend so that I can give him and you some peace of mind. That's why I have to ask these questions and take a blood sample from you so that I can uncover this old mystery, you understand?

[SCP-XXXX-B nods]

SCP-XXXX-B: I… I understand.

Dr. Roth-Dayrit: Good. I'll find a way to get you seeing your friend again. Have a good day, XXXX-B. And please, eat for once.

<End Log, 03/08/2018, 3:22>

Closing Statement: SCP-XXXX-B's observation is being continued to monitor its behavior

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Addendum.XXXX.5.3—SCP-XXXX-A's relationship with SCP-XXXX-B (continued): After containing the anomalous entities together, both SCP-XXXX-A and SCP-XXXX-B displayed a slight improvement of mood. They have been observed to show no aggression to each other and are often seen composing and/or playing together. Incidents of containment breaches have significantly reduced.

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Observational log

Date: 25/08/2018

Subject: SCP-XXXX-A, SCP-XXXX-B

Preface: A recording of Per la ricuperata salute di Ofalia¹⁷ was played to the anomalies.

Observation Notes: The anomalous objects were able to recognize what was being played and even identified who composed which part, claiming it's their work. The two entities discussed about information of the third member of the collaboration, several other collaborations they've done in the past, and proposing to compose more collaborations in the future.

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The following interview log was originally in French, German and Italian, and has been translated by Dr. Fox Roth-Dayrit

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Interviewer: Dr. Fox Roth-Dayrit
Interviewee(s): SCP-XXXX-A, SCP-XXXX-B
Foreword: The interview is about SCP-XXXX-B’s family and any details that it recalls. SCP-XXXX-A had some contributions due to a family member being one of the object entity’s students

<Begin Log, 25/08/18, 9:17>

[Dr. Roth-Dayrit enters SCP-XXXX’s containment cell. The artifacts stop playing the harpsichord and immediately sit in front of them.]

SCP-XXXX and SCP-XXXX-B: Good morning, Dr. Fox

Dr. Fox Roth-Dayrit: Good morning. I’m here to ask questions about your family, XXXX-B. Is that okay?

SCP-XXXX-B: Oh, okay. Sure!

Dr. Roth-Dayrit: Good.

SCP-XXXX-A: I will join this interview as well. I might have something to share about Wolfgang’s family. I am not sure if it will be relevant.

Dr. Roth-Dayrit: Alright, go on.

SCP-XXXX-B: [shrugging] Just ask away.

[Dr. Roth-Dayrit looks at their notes.]

Dr. Roth-Dayrit: We are well aware that your parents are Anna Maria and Leopold Mozart, correct?

[SCP-XXXX-B tenses at the mention of Leopold Mozart, folding down its ears and curling its tail]

SCP-XXXX-B: Um… [few seconds of silence] Yes.

Dr. Roth-Dayrit: XXXX-B, are you okay?

SCP-XXXX-B: Yep. I’m fine. [anxious laughter]

Dr. Roth-Dayrit: [furrows eyebrows and looks at SCP-XXXX-B] Anything you remember about them?

SCP-XXXX-B: Uhhhh… [tail swinging side to side and starts to bite his claws] I— I don't— I don't think there's… There's… There's any— anything good I remembered.

SCP-XXXX-A: [looks at SCP-XXXX-B] You… You are definitely not okay.

Dr. Roth-Dayrit: Let’s just move on… Do you remember any siblings?

SCP-XXXX-B: [slowly getting to a relaxed position] Uhhhh… Hmmmmm… The only one I can remember is Nannerl¹⁸, who was better than me. Fuck, I think she deserves the fame more than me.

Dr. Roth-Dayrit: Well, none of her work survived to this day—

SCP-XXXX-B: [interrupting] What? Noooooo! Not even a page or a measure? Not even a single note?

SCP-XXXX-A: Mozart, calm down—

SCP-XXXX-B: Not even this tune? [goes to the harpsichord and plays a short tune] Not even that? This is the worst!

Dr. Roth-Dayrit: XXXX-B, the interview.

SCP-XXXX-B: Right. Anyway, there were some other siblings¹⁹, probably before us, but I don’t hear Father nor Mom talk about them, I don’t know why… I heard Nannerl mention about two siblings that died, but that’s all.

Dr. Roth-Dayrit: I see. Any children that you remember?

SCP-XXXX-B: Oh? Children? Hm, I think there was Raimund, Karl, Johann, Theresia, Maria and Xaver. That’s all. Karl Thomas was probably the only child I had that survived.

SCP-XXXX-A: Mozart, Xaver also survived.

[Few seconds of silence]

SCP-XXXX-B: What? He did?

SCP-XXXX-A: Your wife sent him to me to be one of my students. God damn it, don’t—

SCP-XXXX-B: [gasp] You were his teacher? Antonio!

SCP-XXXX-A: Mozart—!

[SCP-XXXX-B hugs SCP-XXXX-B and kisses it on the cheek, prompting the anomaly to push its accompaniment. SCP-XXXX-A hisses and turns away, with its tail wagging while SCP-XXXX-B remains on the floor, sticking out its tongue.]

Dr. Roth-Dayrit: [facepalming] Good lord. XXXX-A, you were the music teacher of XXXX-A’s child, correct?

SCP-XXXX-A: Oh yes. He was a very good pupil, scared that his work would be compared with his father’s and it still was. I’d say he’s more talented than what he thinks. Also did ask me a lot of what Wolfgang was like when he was alive.

SCP-XXXX-B: [sits up] What’d you tell him?

SCP-XXXX-A: It’s not important.

SCP-XXXX-B: Aw come on!

SCP-XXXX-A: I heard that Mozart’s sons never married nor have any children from the gossips that I heard, so [shrugs]

SCP-XXXX-B: Damn. Understandable, I suppose.

Dr. Roth-Dayrit: Well, that’s all for today—

SCP-XXXX-A: Wait, before you leave we—

SCP-XXXX-B: [rapidly, speaking over SCP-XXXX-A] We made a new composition together!

SCP-XXXX-A: —made some new music together! Yes, exactly!

<End Log, 25/08/18, 12:08>

Closing statement: Dr. Roth-Dayrit stayed to listen to the new composition the two anomalous entities made. Eventually, the composed collaboration piece was surrendered for study.

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SCP-XXXX-B requested for copies and recordings of F. X. Mozart's compositions. The request was granted and SCP-XXXX-A assisted in identifying some of the missing compositions. SCP-XXXX-B was observed to be emotional while reading the copies and listening to the recordings.

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The following interview log was originally in Italian and French, and has been translated by Junior Researchers Dylan Danniell, Ambrose Valentin and Dr. Fox Roth-Dayrit

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Interviewer(s): Junior Researchers Dylan Danniell and Ambrose Valentin

Interviewee(s): SCP-XXXX-A, SCP-XXXX-B

Foreword: Dr. Fox was absent due to illness. The interview was assigned to their assistant researchers and was given a copy and recording of F. X. Mozart's Opus 1²⁰ for the anomalies to listen.

<Begin Log, 06/09/2018, 9:37>

[Junior Researchers Dylan Danniell and Ambrose Valentin hesitantly enter SCP-XXXX’s containment cell]

Junior Researcher Dylan Danniell: Uhhh… Hellooo!

SCP-XXXX-B: Hello!

SCP-XXXX-A:Oh, Dylan and Ambrose. Good morning.

Junior Researcher Ambrose Valentin: Dr. Fox is sick today, so they’re not here

SCP-XXXX-B: Oh—

JRs. A. Valentin: But we got you this [hands SCP-XXXX-B copy]

SCP-XXXX-A: [looks over on SCP-XXXX-B’s shoulder] I remember this…

SCP-XXXX-B: You do?

SCP-XXXX-A: Your son showed it to me when he was a little boy.

SCP-XXXX-B: Woah, really?

SCP-XXXX-A: [nodding] Mhmm.

JRs. D. Danniell: So… What do you think?

SCP-XXXX-B: Hm… He must’ve been inspired by me, but he’s really good. Antonio, you must’ve taught him really really well.

SCP-XXXX-A: [face turning red and chuckling] Oh, stop it—

SCP-XXXX-B: I mean it! If my son composed music this good, then you’re really showing the world that you’re an excellent teacher!

SCP-XXXX-A: [covers face] Wolfgang, I’ll die

[JRs. Danniell and JRs. Valentin are giggling]

SCP-XXXX-B: Hey, what’s funny? I said what I said!

JRs. Valentin: [giggling subsides] You guys are cute.

SCP-XXXX-A: I’m not cute.

JRs. Valentin: [rolls eyes] Pshht, come on. Anyway, wanna hear a recording of the composition?

SCP-XXXX-B: Ooh! Yes, please! I wanna hear it, even if I don’t need to

JRs. Danniell: Alright, alright. Here we go

[JRs. Valentin starts playing the recording. SCP-XXXX-B leans over onto SCP-XXXX-A and rubs its face on its shoulder while purring. The anomalies listens until the recording ends]

JRs. Danniell: Maestro, are you okay?

SCP-XXXX-B: [wiping tears off eyes] Yeah, I am. Are there more works he did?

JRs. Valentin: Yep. We found more thanks to Maestro XXXX-A.

[SCP-XXXX-A begins shifting away from SCP-XXXX-B]

SCP-XXXX-A: Wolfgang, not now. Do it when these two have left.

[JRs. Danniell slowly blinks while JRs. Valentin appears shocked]

JRs. Danniell: Hm… Any thoughts you wish to share?

SCP-XXXX-B: It’s just… Hmmm… I wish his work was listened more. I’m pretty sure Salieri is proud of him, because he was his student, but if you’re asking me? I’d say I’m proud of him.

[JRs. Danniell and JRs. Valentin begins scribbling down on their notes]

SCP-XXXX-A: It brought back memories of him happily showing this particular work to me. The poor boy was always under pressure, and I could always see how much he wanted to leave his father’s shadow. I never knew anything that happened after, well— [shrugs] I died.

SCP-XXX-B: Damn. Now, I’m worried if he ever did well in life.

JRs. Danniell: Ummmm… From the research Dr. Fox did, he did become a Kapellmeister.

[SCP-XXXX-A and SCP-XXXX-B look at JRs. Danniell]

SCP-XXXX-A: Oh thank god, I'm glad.

JRs. Valentin: Buuuut… Experts say that your kid is just imitating you and they just dismissed him as if he were an inferior composer.

[SCP-XXXX-B blinks, tail wagging]

SCP-XXXX-B: Tell me the names of those so called "experts", they're going to catch these hands, dead or alive

SCP-XXXX-A, JRs. Valentin, and JRs. Danniell: [simultaneously] No—

<End Log, 06/09/2018, 11:23>

Closing statement: SCP-XXXX-B had to be calmed down to prevent it from breaching containment.

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Addendum.XXXX.6—SCP-XXXX-B's Cause of Death in 1791: A vivisection on SCP-XXXX-B was performed on ██/██/2018 and traces of its death and revival can be seen within the anomaly's body. Further examination of the entity's internal organs concluded that the anomaly died from [DATA EXPUNGED] before being resuscitated more than 200 years later. SCP-XXXX-A was confirmed to never have been the killer of SCP-XXXX-B.

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Mozzy data (archived)

Item #: SCP-XXXX-B

Object Class: Euclid

Special Containment Procedures: SCP-XXXX-B is to be contained in a standard humanoid containment cell and is required to be restrained due to high risk of potentially harming staff. A harpsichord is provided as enrichment. SCP-XXXX-B is contained with SCP-XXXX-A in a modified humanoid containment cell—sized 30 meters x 22 meters x 40 meters—with safety platforms and small plush toys that allows it to run, climb and practice catching prey. The cell is furnished with a bed (which the entities decide to share), a table, two chairs and a shelf with cat toys that are given by the facility. A harpsichord and two violins are provided in the cell for the humanoid objects as enrichment and research purposes. The humanoid musical artifacts are permitted to compose music and are provided with writing materials; the compositions are studied closely and compared with other works.

SCP-XXXX-A and SCP-XXXX-B are regularly given a check up by medical personnel and are provided with medications to maintain manageability with their anxiety and to decrease SCP-XXXX-B’s obsessive-compulsive behaviours. A therapist is also provided to keep the artifacts well maintained and manageable.

SCP-XXXX-B has a possibility of injuring the staff with its teeth and claws and is very rambunctious and restless. Restraints and a muzzle may be used, but are not necessary.

Description: SCP-XXXX-B is a 1.63 humanoid felid male appearing to be 29-34 years of age claiming to be the 18th century musical composer Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. It has blond wavy and unkempt shoulder-length hair that is parted on the left side, luminous and intensely colored orange eyes and cream colored tail and ears. Its ears have tufts of fur and long fur running along the entity's tail that are comparable to a maine coon.

The dental anatomy of SCP-XXXX-B—especially its canine teeth—matches that of a domestic house cat (with a gap between its two maxillary central incisors), but it's jaw is that of a human's. It has retractable claws on its extremities and its eyes have slit pupils instead of rounded ones. The entity is capable of human speech, but will make loud feline vocalizations when it is in need of something. Despite the human features, it is vulnerable to overstimulation for it still has enhanced senses—hearing, smell and vision.

SCP-XXXX-B is rebellious and chatty, but has been slightly more compliant over the course of weeks. It stays close to SCP-XXXX-A, often giving suggestions that the other object entity describes as “impulsive and terrible idea”, but it also serves as emotional support for the other specimen. It is recommended to have extra accompaniment for SCP-XXXX-B due to its chaotic behaviour, in case it decides to run off. SCP-XXXX-B is ambitious and a perfectionist who is easily bored and eager to learn (though, lacking a bit in smarts), similar to its taller object counterpart. The specimen is very haphazard, obnoxious and jittery, a complete opposite to SCP-XXXX-A. The object entity can speak in multiple languages, very notably in German, French, Italian and English.

SCP-XXXX-B is muzzled and restrained due to the risk of harming staff and minimal contact should be made. SCP-XXXX-B is constantly breaching containment upon being informed that SCP-XXXX-A is contained in the same facility. Constant monitoring of SCP-XXXX’s cells and any signs of loud vocalizations is required. It is also advised to not provoke the entity as it is showing signs of aggression towards staff, despite not biting them. SCP-XXXX-B has been having depressive episodes since learning about the rumour. It is still being monitored in case of containment breach to get to SCP-XXXX-A. SCP-XXXX-B is now contained with SCP-XXXX-A in a new containment cell and surveillance is lessened. Containment breaches are now a rare occurrence. SCP-XXXX-B is showing signs of obsessive-compulsive behaviour since being removed from its restraints, but was able to be curbed in the following weeks. A therapist and medications are provided.

Information about SCP-XXXX-B’s claimed identity ranges from easy to find to impossible to gather enough data on, though we can find concurrence between the available data and the object specimen’s claims. More research is still needed and more data on the object entity is needed.

Addendum: The aforementioned rumour states that the cause of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart’s death was due to Antonio Salieri’s jealousy that led him to poison the musician. Even if the cause of death is still unknown, there is no proven evidence that the composer was poisoned by his rival and colleague.

Addendum: When spotted breaching containment with SCP-XXXX-A, it will follow its accompaniment like a duckling. Even in returning to the cell.

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Saltieri data (archived)

Item #: SCP-XXXX-A

Object Class: Euclid

Special Containment Procedures: SCP-XXXX is contained in a modified containment cell—sized 20 meters x 15 meters—that is furnished with a bed, a table and chair, a nightstand and a small shelf. A harpsichord and a violin is provided in the cell as enrichment. The entity is kept under observation due to risk of posing a harm to itself. SCP-XXXX-A is contained with SCP-XXXX-B in a modified humanoid containment cell—sized 30 meters x 22 meters x 40 meters—with safety platforms and small plush toys that allows it to run, climb and practice catching prey. The cell is furnished with a bed (which the entities decide to share), a table, two chairs and a shelf with cat toys that are given by the facility. A harpsichord and two violins are provided in the cell for the humanoid objects as enrichment and research purposes. The humanoid musical artifacts are permitted to compose music and are provided with writing materials; the compositions are studied closely and compared with other works.

SCP-XXXX-A and SCP-XXXX-B are regularly given a check up by medical personnel and are provided with medications to maintain manageability with their anxiety and to decrease the likelihood of SCP-XXXX-A having a panic and/or anxiety attack. A therapist is also provided to keep the artifacts well maintained and manageable.

SCP-XXXX-A is very likely to injure staff with its teeth and claws when provoked or is posing a risk to itself. Restraints and a muzzle may be used, but only as a last resort.

Description: SCP-XXXX-A is a 1.7 meter humanoid felid male appearing to be 35-40 years of age claiming to be the 18th century imperial court composer Antonio Salieri. It has black wavy armpit-length hair that is parted on the middle, luminous copper brown eyes and black ears and tail. The anomaly has a beard, but it may choose to shave it. Its ears and tail is that of a domestic short-haired cat. Entity is malnourished and there are injuries on the specimen’s wrists, thighs and head due to self-injury. It is recovering from the effects of malnutrition and its injuries have healed, though there are scars that remain.

The dental anatomy of SCP-XXXX-A—especially its canine teeth—matches that of a domestic house cat, but its jaw is that of a human's. It has retractable claws on its extremities and its eyes have slit pupils instead of rounded ones. The entity is capable of human speech, but will make loud feline vocalizations when it is in need of something. Despite the human features, it is vulnerable to overstimulation for it still has enhanced senses—hearing, smell and vision.

SCP-XXXX-A is reserved and observant. The humanoid object entity is more compliant than SCP-XXXX-B, but will be disobedient when severely unentertained. It often stays nearby SCP-XXXX-B and serves as its voice of reason, but it can go on its own without the accompaniment of the other specimen. Like SCP-XXXX-B, it is ambitious, a perfectionist, easily bored and eager to learn (though, not that bright), but unlike the disorganized, vulgar and hyperactive object entity, SCP-XXXX-A is more proper, calm and organized. The object entity can speak in multiple languages, notably in Italian, French and German.

SCP-XXXX has frequent anxiety and panic attacks and self-injures (hitting its head against the wall, cutting, deliberately not eating) due to guilt from the rumour. The entity is being monitored and is on suicide watch. SCP-XXXX-A has a slight mood improvement, but is still being monitored for any signs of self-injury. SCP-XXXX-A is having less threatening, but still frequent breakdowns upon learning that SCP-XXXX-B is in the facility. Loud vocalizations are to be heard when SCP-XXXX-B breaches containment. SCP-XXXX-A is now contained with SCP-XXXX-B in a new containment cell and surveillance is lessened. Containment breaches are now a rare occurrence. SCP-XXXX-A still has an occasional anxiety attack, but is less frequent unlike before. A therapist and medications are provided.

SCP-XXXX-A is still having trouble remembering some details about its life before the cemetery incident, making research difficult and the fact that there is very little historical data makes it more challenging. Fortunately, we were able to find correlations between its recounts and the information we have available about the court composer it claims to be. We are still working on getting details of the entity as we find new information.

Addendum: The aforementioned rumour states that the cause of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart’s death was due to Antonio Salieri’s jealousy that led him to poison the musician. Even if the cause of death is still unknown, there is no proven evidence that the composer was poisoned by his rival and colleague.

Addendum: In case of containment breach, the object entity can be easily lured back into its cell with sweets.

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The following interview log was originally in Italian and German. The log you’re seeing is translated by Dr. Fox-Dayrit.

Interviewer: Dr. Fox Roth-Dayrit
Interviewee: SCP-XXXX (Now SCP-XXXX-A)
Foreword: Interview was delayed after SCP-████ attacked the entity, bruising its eye and giving it a mild concussion prior to the interview. Immediate disciplinary action for SCP-████ was taken after the attack. Interview was initiated subsequent to SCP-XXXX-A having just left the medical bay.

<Begin Log, 01/03/2018, 15:47>
Dr. Roth-Dayrit: Are you feeling alright?
SCP-XXXX-A: I— I guess so?
Dr. Roth-Dayrit: I already informed you earlier that we’re going to have an interview. Shall we start?
SCP-XXXX-A: Oh! Uhhhh… Yes.
Dr. Roth-Dayrit: I know this is tough for you, since you’re still struggling about it and the fact we need to monitor you constantly because you keep hurting yourself.
SCP-XXXX-A looks away and curls up on the chair as Dr. Roth-Dayrit opens the folder
Dr. Roth-Dayrit: You mentioned that you still recall the death of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart?
SCP-XXXX-A, softly: Yes…
Dr. Roth-Dayrit: Were you there during his death?
SCP-XXXX-A nods reluctantly
Dr. Roth-Dayrit: Tell me anything you

Closing Statement: [still doin a thincc]

[[footnoteblock]]

Notes for Shade because he's a dumb fuck

Either write these or not

or everyone but you is confuzzled

yeah am kinda not using the right pronouns for the scips hhhhhhhhh

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• SCP-XXXX (Salieri) still feels guilty about SCP-xxxx's (Mozart) death in the first few months
• SCP-XXXX is under s t r e s s before Dr. Fox was able to find more proof that SCP-XXXX was innocent
• When SCP-xxxx was unmuzzled, many regretted that decision because he was so annoying (and someone threw a shoe at his face)
• SCP-XXXX ceased breaching containment after an incident
• SCP-xxxx kept breaching containment after hearing that SCP-XXXX is contained in the same site
• For some reason, it makes sense for SCP-xxxx to be afraid of injection needles (I don't know why and I hate it)
• Dr. Fox Roth-Dayrit is looking for ways to disprove further that SCP-XXXX did not kill SCP-xxxx and is also looking for a why SCP-xxxx died
• SCP-XXXX and SCP-xxxx had a bit of a rivalry back then, but they were still acquaintances
• SCP-XXXX had a night of confused screaming, SCP-xxxx on the other hand had a night of confused laying on the ground
• At some point, one of Dr. Fox's assistant researchers will hold up a mirror at the scips
• The therapy sessions and the interviews will help them learn more about each other(???)
• Getting the skips hear recordings of their works and see if they remember shit

aaaaaaaa

I need fucking help

am too broke to call a damn therapist

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• Annoying staff who treats even more annoying skip terribly vs researcher done with their coworkers' bs but is patient with skip (also very much cares for their well-being I guess?)
• staff members that think the skips are cute vs staff members that think the skips are a pain in the ass
• staff members that think the skips are talented af vs staff members that are like "boooo! they suck!"
• staff that are annoyed by their presence vs staff that are okay(?) with their presence

More notes from research, in case I forget

hahahah research stuff

Go sue me (they're not MOR stuff, I had to literally search while on a vpn)

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• Antonio Salieri is born on August 18, 1750 and died on May 7, 1825
• His parents were Antonio Salieri Sr. and Anna Maria Scacchi
• He was the 8th eldest among the 11-12 kiddos (Damn, that's a lot of sibs)
• He was born in Legnago
• He was buried in the Vienna Central Cemetery
• His cause of death was dementia
• He did not fucking kill Mozart
• His damn music isn't bad tbh
• Yo, there's a fucking collab he did with Mozart and some other guy
• He taught peeps like Schubert, Liszt, Beethoven, Mozart's literal kid (Franz Xaver) and that guy who finished Lacrimosa (Sussmayr)
• Eva Maria Theresia "Therese" von Helferstorfer was his wife (who died two years later after her son died in her 50s)
• Salieri had only one son (who died when he was 23) and seven(?) daughters
• Salieri apparently had terrible terrible anxiety and he had a sweet tooth (mood af)
• He made an opera where the lesson is "don't be fucking racist" and people didn't like it (smh he didn't deserve this)

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• Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart is born on January 27 1756 and died on December 5, 1791
• His parents were Leopold Mozart and Anna Maria Pertl
• He was the youngest among his seven sibs and was two of the surviving children (the other was Maria Anna "Nannerl")
• He was born in Salzburg
• He was buried in St. Marx Cemetery
• His cause of death is u n k n o w n
• No, he was not fucking poisoned
• Constanze Weber (why do these two have long ass names, holy cheezit) was his wife
• Mozart had four sons and two daughters. Only his second oldest and his youngest sons survived through adulthood
• Mozart was a fucking catboy
• He had shit humour (pun intended)
• Apparently, he hated trumpets as a kid

Things i will get cancelled for

Go hate me

Because of shit headcanons :')

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• They'll be kinda based on the Mozart L'opéra Rock, but with long hair
• keyword: Kinda
• *Tosses bi sprinkles on SCP-XXXX and SCP-xxxx* There we go, time to get cancelled
• SCP-XXXX and SCP-xxxx are of course gonna be very emo (SCP-XXXX is emo²)
• SCP-XXXX and SCP-xxxx will be "close friends"
• They'll have daddy issues (why are they called daddy and mommy issues, wth?)
• They'll have some strong opinions on some of the media about them

Celeri

On January 31st, 2018 at 22:53, our foundation was contacted by the staff of the Vienna Central Cemetery due to sightings of a humanoid creature wandering the burial grounds. The staff described it to have beastly ears, a tail and eyes that glow when shone with a flashlight. It tried to run away from the staff, but not out of the cemetery. Eventually, they had to stop chasing it and let it wander around. Still, it is up to us to retrieve and contain the object that was found in the Viennese cemetery. That’s what we do after all, secure, contain and protect.

February 1st, 2018 at 1:06, we arrived at Simmering, Vienna, Austria. We found the entity looking at the grave of Ludwig van Beethoven, seemingly distraught. I was the one who approached the artifact and it turned to me. It spoke Italian when I was there.
“Who are you? What do you want from me?” The entity asked.
“I’m here to bring you somewhere else,” I answered. “If you’re willing to cooperate, I would appreci—”
“Oh yes, please take me away.” It smiled. “I wish to not look at the graves of my students anymore.”

Well, that was surprisingly easy.

Upon retrieving SCP-XXXX into the facility, we decided to give a few enrichments into its cell, like a violin and a harpsichord. We also provided it with some paper and a pen, since the object would write music whenever it wants to. Whenever I enter the cell, there would be times SCP-XXXX would hand me a composition. I have yet to contact my superiors on how to deal with receiving an entity’s creative work.

We also discovered that SCP-XXXX is very prone to having anxiety and panic attacks. If the anti-anxiety medication provided for it doesn’t affect its anomalies, then we would schedule a routine on when to give the medication to SCP-XXXX. We wouldn’t want its anxiety to interfere with the examinations of the object.

Of course, I still have to ask questions for research purposes. That’s my job and I would not like to be demoted to D-Class, so I have to do it professionally, despite my personality.

The excerpt below is an interview I had with SCP-XXXX at 13:09 and is originally in Italian. The transcript of the interview has been translated into English by me:

Interviewer: Dr. Fox Roth-Dayrit
Interviewee: SCP-XXXX
Foreword: Interview was cut short due to SCP-XXXX having a panic attack. Medical personnel had to be contacted.

< Begin Log, 03/02/2018, 13:09 >
Dr. Roth-Dayrit enters SCP-XXXX’s cell with a pen and clipboard. The entity is playing the provided violin in its cell.
Dr. Roth-Dayrit: Good afternoon, SCP-XXXX
SCP-XXXX stops playing
SCP-XXXX: Oh, good afternoon.
Dr. Roth-Dayrit: I really like your violin playing
SCP-XXXX: Stop flattering me, I know how you see me.
Dr. Roth-Dayrit: [chuckles] Anyway, I’ve been sent here to ask you some questions for research purposes, is that okay?
SCP-XXXX sits onto the stool in front of Dr. Roth-Dayrit
SCP-XXXX: That is fine by me.
Dr. Roth-Dayrit: Okay, good.
Dr. Roth-Dayrit flips the pages of their clipboard
Dr. Roth-Dayrit: You say that you are the court composer, Antonio Salieri, is that correct?
SCP-XXXX: Yes, that is me.
Dr. Roth-Dayrit: Aight, do you remember anything before your death?
SCP-XXXX: Hmmm, perhaps? I don’t recall much from my childhood, but I also don’t remember a lot of things from my old age.
Dr. Roth-Dayrit: Ohhhhh. We’ll have to run tests on you more on the memory bit. I’ll make a note on that to my superiors.
Five seconds of silence
Dr. Roth-Dayrit: Um, do you remember anything when you found yourself in the cemetery?
SCP-XXXX: Unfortunately, I don’t. The only thing I can remember is being found by several people and being chased around before seeing the graves of Ludwig and Young Franz. Quite heartbreaking, I confess.
Dr. Roth-Dayrit: Mhmm… What was—
SCP-XXXX begins to curl up on its seat, clutching its mouth while shaking and hyperventilating
Dr. Roth-Dayrit: SCP-XXXX? Are you okay?
SCP-XXXX shakes its head and massages its temples with its hands
SCP-XXXX: I— I’m gonna— I’m gonna die, I— I can’t— I’ll—
Dr. Roth-Dayrit: Oh shit, this is fucking bad.
< End Log, 03/02/2018, 13:32 >
Closing statement: Interview ended abruptly and medical personnel arrived immediately after Dr. Roth-Dayrit contacted them. SCP-XXXX’s panic attack was managed, but it left the entity feeling stressed after that.

Quite unfortunate that I was unable to ask more questions to the contained specimen, especially about its relationship to another composer. We still need some further investigation about SCP-XXXX and run some cognitive tests on it.

idk what's this aaaaa

Fricc another tidbit

I keep having fragments *cri*

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“You tried to breach containment again, SCP-XXXX?” Dr. Fox looked at the restrained object specimen as it hesitantly nodded. “And you grabbed a gun from one of the security personnel and aimed it at yourself?” Fox crouched down to SCP-XXXX’s level as it looked away from them, tears forming in its eyes.
“Antonio, listen to me,” They grabbed a handkerchief from the inner pocket of their coat and wiped its tears, “I know you are still distressed about Mozart’s death even if it has been hundreds of years and that all this investigation on you is driving you mad, but I’m trying everything to find more proof that you really didn’t do it.”
“Will I be in trial?”
“No. Unless you want it to be. This is taking a toll on you, I know, but I promise, everything is coming to fruition. Just hang in there, Antonio.” SCP-XXXX slowly nodded and hums in agreement.
“Hey, look at me. You know if you keep breaching containment like this, this whole facility would be treating you more harshly than normal. Are you aware of that?”

Mozzarella

Five months after having found SCP-XXXX wandering aimlessly in the Vienna Central Cemetery, we have been contacted due to another case in another cemetery, this time, it’s the St. Marx Cemetery, again, in Austria. This is already peculiar, finding a dead composer miraculously alive, but as a catboy. Mx. Orsua told me that they would lose their mind if another case like this happens for a third time. Fortunately, we already know what to do thanks to the previous incident.

When we arrived in Landstrasse, Vienna on July 10th, 2018 at 23:29 to retrieve the artifact, we didn’t enter the cemetery as we had already seen it trying to climb it’s way out. Unfortunately, it saw us and decided to jump off, but it got their jacket caught on the gate, causing it to make loud vocalizations, alarming anyone nearby. Unlike SCP-XXXX, it was uncooperative and would injure us with their claws. I was thankful for having Ms. Kennedy and Mr. Gomez to prepare us in case something like this happens. We were able to safely subdue it via a clothespin on the back of its neck. It might’ve been luck that we didn’t end up having to chase it around Vienna and exhaust ourselves until sunrise.

When we brought SCP-xxxx to the facility, we had to separate it from SCP-XXXX at first, for it was extremely restless and it would even yell profanity at us angrily in various languages. It was a delightful morning of having an entity curse at you aimlessly for no reason. The object still had to be restrained due to the risk of our staff being injured, we even added a muzzle to prevent it from biting, though we were able to contain it.

Two days later after SCP-xxxx calmed down a bit, our staff thought it would be nice to add a harpsichord in its cell as enrichment. We couldn’t give it a violin yet as you need hands to play said instrument. When I was asked to enter SCP-xxxx’s cell for an interview, I spotted it playing the harpsichord with its nose.

The excerpt of the brief interview I did with SCP-xxxx at 8:47, is originally in German. I translated the transcript that you are seeing into English:

Interviewer: Dr. Fox Roth-Dayrit
Interviewee: SCP-xxxx
Foreword: SCP-xxxx was restrained to prevent the staff from being injured. It was being cooperative unlike the previous days.

< Begin Log, 12/07/18 8:47 >
Dr. Roth Dayrit enters SCP-xxxx’s cell, holding a pen and clipboard, while it plays the harpsichord with its nose, making a simple tune.
Dr. Roth-Dayrit: Good morning, SCP-xxxx.
SCP-xxxx stops playing the harpsichord and proceeds to growl and glare at Dr. Roth-Dayrit with its tail thrashing from side to side.
Dr. Roth-Dayrit: I was sent here to interview you today for research purposes. You will have to answer my questions with a yes or a no, if that is alright with you.
SCP-xxxx willingly faces Dr. Roth-Dayrit in its seat and its expression changes from anger to neutral. It raises its head a little, attempting to show and point at the muzzle.
Dr. Roth-Dayrit: We will remove that once we decide that you won’t pose any danger to us, the staff.
SCP-xxxx slouches and whines as Dr. Roth-Dayrit looks at their notes on the clipboard.
Dr. Roth-Dayrit: You claim to be the composer, Wolfgang Mozart, correct?
SCP-xxxx nods.
Dr. Roth-Dayrit: Okay. Do you remember anything before your death?
SCP-xxxx furrows its eyebrows and looks around the cell. It nods and shrugs at the same time.
Dr. Roth-Dayrit: I see. We’ll ask that at a future time. Do you recall anything when you found yourself in the cemetery in Vienna?
Everything becomes silent as SCP-xxxx looks around the cell, visibly having difficulty recalling any event.
Dr. Roth-Dayrit: Take your time.
SCP-xxxx simply gives Dr. Roth-Dayrit a distraught expression and groans while shaking its head. Dr. Roth-Dayrit looks at their clipboard and scribbles some notes.
Dr. Roth-Dayrit: So it is just like SCP-XXXX.
SCP-xxxx tilts its head and raises its eyebrow, making a sound of question.
Dr. Roth-Dayrit: You wanna know who SCP-XXXX is?
SCP-xxxx nods. Dr. Roth-Dayrit begins to flip the pages of the papers of their clipboard.
Dr. Roth-Dayrit: I was told you might ask me that.
Dr. Roth-Dayrit shows a photo of SCP-XXXX to the specimen. It’s eyes widen and its tail starts to twitch. It attempts to say the entity’s name despite the muzzle preventing it to do so.
SCP-xxxx, muffled: Salieri! Salieri! Antonio Salieri!
Dr. Roth-Dayrit: You know this guy?
SCP-xxxx nods in excitement, its leg begins to bounce and its tail starts quivering
Dr. Roth-Dayrit: Alright, that’s all for today. I’ll ask you about SCP-XXXX the next time we meet. I’ll have to ask about you to the specimen later. We’ll have to decide on what to do to the both of you after some more research. Well then, see you soon, SCP-xxxx
< End Log, 12/07/18 9:21 >
Closing statement: SCP-xxxx continued to play a different tune on the harpsichord with its nose.

I became more curious after the interview. If SCP-XXXX and SCP-xxxx are indeed the composers who they claim that they are, then I would like to learn more.

Mozzy, fucking annoying icon <3

lol another tidbit

Shade, write tales, not tidbits

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███████████ groaned with his hands on his head as the endless meowing went on and on. The other staff are already complaining, some covering their ears.
“This has been going on for hours!” He yelled. He begins to stand up and march toward the source of the endless meowing.

He arrived at SCP-xxxx’s cell and took off his shoe before opening the enclosure. “Hey you! Shut the fuck up!” Shouted the guard before throwing the shoe at the entity, causing it to let out a high-pitched yowl.

good gracious

wtf another tidbit

yea

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“Ugh! What’s taking so fucking long?” SCP-xxxx complained, “They’re taking forever! It’s not like days ago!”
“Quit yapping!” Barked the guard, “You’re not getting any food if you keep being so fucking annoying!”
“How ‘bout stop being a fucking ass?” Argued SCP-xxxx
The guard gave the restrained object entity a glower as it snarled and made a low growl. “Oh you— You’re not the one in charge here, so shut up!”
“How about you shut up?” It answered.
The guard decided, “That’s it you’re not getting any food you fucking brat.”
SCP-xxxx curses at her, “Fuck you!” The guard raises her middle finger at it and SCP-xxxx sticks its tongue out at the guard before she walks away and slams the door.

why does this makes sense to me?

Help, I can't stop making tidbits

Stop this endless torment TwT

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“What… What’s that?” The entity’s face darkens at the sight of the syringe.
“Oh, this?” Said fox, “This is an injection syringe. Usually used in the medical field”
“Oh, okay…” It stammered. “Why… Why is there… A thing on… On the end?”
“To pierce the skin. It’s called a hypodermic needle.” They answered.
“What for?” SCP-xxxx started curling its tail and backing away as they approached.
“It depends. Right now, we are going to take a blood sample from you for some testing.”
“A… A blood… A blood sample…” Its face was turning pale and its body started to tremble. “I—”
“Unfortunately, we don’t have another way, SCP-xxxx. Cooperate and don’t resist. This won’t hurt that much, it will be over soon.”
“No, no.” The security began to restrain the struggling entity. “Please no, I don’t want the— Please stop! Stop! Stop!"

oh my fucking god

Another fucking tidbit

When will I write a tale that makes sense?

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It has been three weeks since SCP-xxxx has been contained, and it already became the talk of the entire site. Dr. Fox already felt sorry for their assigned artifact whenever they heard their coworker complain about it. They could say that the entity is just like them, but they thought to not say it. They empathized with their colleagues, but they’re still done with their bullshit.

They entered SCP-xxxx’s cell to check on the restrained object entity, who is trying desperately to entertain itself in its enclosure.
“Good morning, SCP-xxxx,” greeted Dr. Fox.
SCP-xxxx asked the researcher, “What’s going on with everyone, why are they in a bad mood?”
Dr. Fox rolls their eyes and sighed. “It’s because you’re so utterly annoying,” they answered. “Since day one, you’re a fucking pain in the ass, SCP-xxxx.”
“Aw, for real?”
“Listen, you may be a celebrity because of your music, but that doesn’t mean they’ll treat annoying little shits nicely.” A wry smile stretched across the researcher’s face. “They’re not gonna treat you like an emperor here. They’ll treat you as an annoying little shit, because you are one.”
“Oh.” SCP-xxxx said in a low tone. Dr. Fox scribbled on their clipboard and left the entity to their cell. Already after they left and the cell was locked up, they have placed their palm on their face.
“Ay, Susmaryosep,” sighed Dr. Fox before proceeding to another cell.

Meanwhile, SCP-XXXX was looking out the window when they heard Dr. Fox entering their cell.
“Good morning, SCP-XXXX.”
“Good morning, Dr. Fox. How is Mozart?” Asked SCP-XXXX, scratching its ear.
“Treated poorly by the rest of the staff,” They answered. SCP-XXXX started wincing at the researcher’s response in an instant.
“Oh… Oh no…” It covered its mouth while voicing its concern. “I knew it, poor Wolfgang!”
“Yeah, I kinda feel bad as well,” Dr. Fox sighed.

Eyy they bach together

It’s an August night that we finally had the go signal of moving the still restrained, but unmuzzled skip. We still had to make sure we won’t be harmed by SCP-xxxx’s claws whenever it gets rambunctious, so it is still restrained during the transfer, but we are allowed to unrestrain the entity when we get it to SCP-XXXX’s cell. I was told the specimen was wandering restlessly in its cell, not wanting to wait moving to the other object’s cell. They said it was pacing and pouncing around, doing repetitive self-stimulating behaviours and would endlessly annoy the staff by excitedly talking about SCP-XXXX. The other skip was restless about SCP-xxxx’s transfer as well, as it began rearranging things in its cell, pacing, rolling on the floor and asking questions in anxiety, when in the previous week, I told about the possible transfer, it rolled its eyes and simply said: “Oh great, I am not going to die of boredom. Instead, I will die of utter annoyance”. We still have to run tests to make sure the medications that we will give to the object entities won’t affect their anomalies, or worse, neutralize them. Their symptoms need to be curbed to make them more manageable as an anomaly breaking down and having to put research to a halt just to call the paramedics can be tedious.

I got to the cell of SCP-xxxx and it paused zooming around to look at me, rushed towards me and started jumping in front of me. It would not stop smiling.
“Doc! Doc! Are we going? Are we going? Are we going?” The object repeated itself. I swear, this must’ve been a dog.
I sighed with my index and thumb massaging my forehead: “Yes, we are going.”
“Oh fuck! Yay!” I hate to admit that SCP-xxxx was adorable.

August 17, 2018 at exactly 21:30, we began to transfer SCP-xxxx to SCP-XXXX’s cell. I was having a headache accompanying the object entity and I bet even the security personnel that was with us were tired of the bothersome chatter about SCP-XXXX. We decided not to muzzle him despite the irritable blather, but there was useful info to include into research. I wrote down some of the key information that I gathered from it, which was fascinating. It made a request for a cake to be brought tomorrow for SCP-XXXX, which I allowed.

My assistant researcher is taking my place for another cognitive testing and interview for SCP-XXXX. We had to start the transfer much later and not inform the object entity about the transfer being today. I told the object specimen to be silent and curb its excitement once we enter the cell it will be in. It complied willingly and we are able to reduce its tattle.

Upon arrival at 23:13 the cognitive test has already been finished and the interview is almost done and the skip hides behind me. I watched my assistant and the skip conclude the interview and SCP-XXXX began to tilt on its seat to look over his shoulder. SCP-xxxx is hidden well—including the tail.
“Hello, SCP-XXXX,” I greeted.
“Doctor?” It’s eyes are focused at me.
“I have a little something for you.” I moved out of the way to reveal SCP-xxxx. Its pupils dilated and it quivered its tail.
“Mozart?” SCP-XXXX stood up from its seat and stared at SCP-xxxx.
“Salieri…” It blinked for a moment as the cell became silent before it turned to me. “Can I get out of these now?”
“Oh, right.” We unrestrained the object entity and without any hesitation, threw itself onto SCP-XXXX, prompting it to grunt upon catching it. The entities giggled endlessly and kept hugging each other for several minutes before we left the cells to let them rest.

oh dear

heehoo another tidbit

end this torment I wanna finish something ;-;

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Dr. Fox enters the cell, wearing a face mask on their face and a pair of gloves on their hands and greets the contained entities as usual. Already, SCP-xxxx’s ears are folded down and it’s trembling.
“Are you ready for another blood test, SCP-xxxx?” They asked. SCP-xxxx whimpers and hides behind SCP-XXXX.
“Wolfgang, what’s—” SCP-XXXX looks at SCP-xxxx, already its tail puffing up while looking at the trembling entity with worry.
Dr. Fox takes out a syringe and SCP-xxxx’s grip on its companion entity’s clothing gets tighter.
“Antonio, please save me,” it sputtered.
“SCP-xxxx, it is not that bad. Please cooperate or I will have to call security again to restrain you.” Dr. Fox says calmly and the entity begins sobbing.

is it related or unrelated

This is just a tidbit

Let me simmer down and continue to stew up the rest of the thing, pls wait

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“Dr. Fox, I have a question.” SCP-xxxx paused playing the violin. “Where is Dylan and Ambrose?”
SCP-XXXX’s play on the harpsichord slowed down and said, “Oh yeah, I haven’t seen them today. Where are they?” I knew the entities would end up looking for them.
I placed my palm on my face and sighed. “They had a day off to go on a date,” I responded.
“Wait, guys can date guys now?” SCP-xxxx perked up its ears and raised its tone.
“Yes, and girls can go out with girls.”
“God, Miss ███████ and her girl would’ve loved living in this day and age!” SCP-xxxx started making little excited hops.
“Hopefully in the future, it gets better though. There's places where they'll kill you because you're being your true self. I mean, there’s also still some places where you can’t marry a guy if you’re a guy, like my home country for example. There’s not much protection for people like me there, so I moved here.”
“God, that’s sad.” SCP-XXXX stopped playing the harpsichord. “Leaving the place where you lived, loved and called home, just to pursue what your heart desires. That seems too familiar.”
“Men can marry men here in Europe now, yes?” SCP-xxxx started to purr.
“Most places, yes.” It went silent for a few seconds before the entity opened its mouth.
“Can I marry Salieri?” It smiled and there was no hesitation in SCP-xxxx’s question. SCP-XXXX immediately turned to its companion entity, blushing red.
“Wait, what—”

another interview, wahoo

Interview originally in a mix of French, German and Italian, painstakingly translated by Dr. Fox Roth-Dayrit at 23:00 while sleep deprived:

Interviewer: Dr. Fox Roth-Dayrit
Interviewee: SCP-xxxx, SCP-XXXX
Foreword: The interview is about SCP-xxxx’s family. SCP-XXXX had some contributions due to a family member being one of the object entity’s students

< Begin Log, 25/08/18, 9:17 >
Dr. Roth-Dayrit enters SCP-XXXX and SCP-xxxx’s cell, bringing a new plush toy to replace the destroyed one. The artifacts stop playing the harpsichord and immediately sit in front of the researcher as they placed the new toy on the table.
SCP-XXXX and SCP-xxxx: Good morning, Dr. Fox
Dr. Roth-Dayrit: Good morning. I’m here to ask questions about your family, SCP-xxxx. Is that okay?
SCP-xxxx: Wasn’t that what I talked about with Dr. Elias about a week ago?
Dr. Roth-Dayrit: That’s different. I’m going to ask you anything that you remember about your family.
SCP-xxxx: Oh, okay. Sure!
Dr. Roth-Dayrit: Good.
SCP-XXXX: I will join this interview as well. I might have something to share about Wolfgang’s family. I am not sure if it will be relevant.
Dr. Roth-Dayrit: Alright, go on.
SCP-xxxx: [shrugging] Just ask away.
Dr. Roth-Dayrit looks at their clipboard.
Dr. Roth-Dayrit: We are well aware that your parents are Anna Maria and Leopold Mozart, correct?
SCP-xxxx tenses at the mention of Leopold Mozart
SCP-xxxx: Um… [five seconds of silence] Yes.
Dr. Roth-Dayrit: SCP-xxxx, are you okay?
SCP-xxxx: Yep. I’m fine. [anxious laughter]
Dr. Roth-Dayrit: Damn, that sounds like trauma. Anyway, do you remember any siblings?
SCP-xxxx: The only one I can remember is Nannerl, who was better than me. Fuck, I think she deserves the fame more than me.
Dr. Roth-Dayrit: Well, none of her work survived to this day—
SCP-xxxx: What? Noooooo! Not even a single page or a measure?
SCP-XXXX: Mozart, calm down—
SCP-xxxx: Not even this tune? [goes to the harpsichord and plays a short tune] Not even that? This is the worst!
Dr. Roth-Dayrit: SCP-xxxx, the interview.
SCP-xxxx: Right. Anyway, there were some other siblings, probably before us, but I don’t hear Father nor Mom talk about them, I don’t know why. I heard Nannerl mention about two siblings that died, but that’s all.
Dr. Roth-Dayrit: I see. Any children that you remember?
SCP-xxxx: Oh? Children? Hm, I think there was Raimund, Karl, Johann, Theresia, Maria. That’s all. Karl Thomas was probably the only son I had that survived.
SCP-XXXX: Mozart, you have another kid.
Few seconds of silence
SCP-xxxx: What? I did?
SCP-XXXX: Franz Xaver Wolfgang. Your wife sent him to me to be one of my students. God damn it, don’t cry you—
SCP-xxxx: I had another son and you were his teacher? Antonio!
SCP-XXXX: Mozart—!
SCP-xxxx hugs SCP-XXXX and kisses it on the cheek, prompting the object entity to push its accompaniment. SCP-XXXX hisses and turns away, with its tail wagging while SCP-xxxx remains on the floor, sticking out its tongue.
Dr. Roth-Dayrit: Good lord. SCP-XXXX, you were the music teacher of SCP-xxxx’s child, correct?
SCP-XXXX: Oh yes. He was a very good pupil, scared that his work would be compared with his father’s. I’d say he’s more talented than what he thinks. Also did ask me a lot of what Wolfgang was like when he was alive.
SCP-xxxx: [sits up] What’d you tell him?
SCP-XXXX: It’s not important.
SCP-xxxx: Aw come on!
SCP-XXXX: I heard that Mozart’s sons didn't marry nor have any children from the gossips that I was told, so [shrugs]
SCP-xxxx: Damn. Understandable, I suppose.
Dr. Roth-Dayrit: Well, that’s all for today—
SCP-XXXX: Wait, before you leave we—
SCP-xxxx: We made a new composition together!
SCP-XXXX: —made some new music together! Yes, exactly!
< End Log, 25/08/18, 12:08 >
Closing statement: Dr. Fox Roth-Dayrit stayed to listen to the new composition the two object artifacts made. Eventually, the composed collaboration piece was surrendered for study.

ouch my feels

This is a tidbit

I don't know if I'm gonna continue writing this one, it hurt my f e e l s like a bitch

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SCP-XXXX combs SCP-xxxx’s hair with its fingers and starts braiding its hair while it hums a tune. It pauses composing while the other entity is still braiding its hair.
“Wolfie, don’t move so much,” SCP-XXXX grumbles softly before undoing the braid and starting over.
“Sorry,” SCP-xxxx murmurs. “Hey, Toni?”
“What is it?”
“Crazy how it’s been three years since we got here.”
“Hm, yeah.”
SCP-xxxx hums a bit before asking, “Do you miss Therese?”
“I do. A lot, actually.” SCP-XXXX continues to braid the blond locks of hair. “How about you, do you miss Constanze?”
“I still miss Stanzi a lot, actually. Much, much more after hearing that she made a biography of me and made a lot of memorial concerts dedicated to some of my music.” It sighs and looks at some of the climbing platforms. “I owe her everything and I can’t stop feeling guilty about what I’ve done two hundred years ago.” SCP-XXXX finishes the braid with a hair tie that it requested from the staff. The other entity glances at its companion. “I wish I could go back and do better, for you and Constanze. If only I can ask for some forgiveness from her, that would be great.”
“I don’t think this prison doesn’t have a time machine to do that,” says SCP-XXXX, shifting from the bed to sitting next to SCP-xxxx. “Even if they did, I’m sure they’ll deny our request of doing that.”
“I know,” SCP-xxxx laments resting its head on the other’s shoulder, “But at least, by cruel fate, I got you. I’m sorry, Antonio.”
“I’m sorry too.”

Oop- >.>

Ayyyy another tidbit lmao

I'll probs finish this, idk

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“Dylan? Ambrose?” Dr. Fox called their assistant researchers with crossed arms before they entered the cell.
The researchers looked at their superior and asked, “What is it Doc Fox?”
“I am going to grab something in the office for SCP-XXXX and SCP-xxxx. You’ll go in there and check on them,”They instructed. “You two may ask questions or interact with them, as long as you don’t fuck up anything. You know, what that’s like, isn’t it?” The young men looked at each other before turning to Fox and nodding.
“Good,” Said the researcher before they began to walk away. “I will be back.”

The junior researchers entered the containment cell with the two object entities discussing and composing on the table. They paused and turned to the researchers.
“Is it another examination or interview?” SCP-XXXX questioned the less experienced staff members.
“No, it’s something else,” answered Dylan. “Dr. Fox said they will return with something for you two.”
The musical object entity perked its black ears. “Will they bring candy?”
“They did mention that,” Ambrose commented while twirling his hair, “but I’m sure they have something other than candy, so we’ll just wait and see.”
“Oh, alright.” The room became silent for a while with the assistant researchers watching the object entities compose. Ambrose started drawing the two specimens on their desks and Dylan just glanced at both the drawing and the object entities. Dylan, with hesitation, looked over the two humanoid artifacts and tried to read the notes on the work in progress music sheet but he could barely make any tune in his head. He only read the upper staff of the music sheet and yet his brows still furrowed. He jolted a little when he heard a ‘mrrow’ and just noticed the musical feline entities.
“Looking at something?” SCP-xxxx asked.
Dylan stammered, “Nope! Was just… Struggling.”
“Let me guess,” SCP-XXXX mewls, “Struggling to read the notes?”
“Uh… Yes? I— I mean— Ummm… It’s been a long time since I’ve read sheet music. The last time I did, I was 15. So yeah.”
“Oh! You were a musician?” SCP-xxxx asks with a bright smile. “Want a refresher on reading notes? Or have us teach you?”
“Oh Mozzy, not now.” Dylan waves his hands with an awkward smile on his blushing red face. “I would love to get back on music, but I have no time.”
“Oh, I understand! Let us know if you’d like to.”
Ambrose didn’t look up from his paper and asked the two artifact entities, “Something I’ve been wondering about for how many weeks— Have you ever wondered what it’s like to kiss a guy?” Dylan’s eyes bulged out of their sockets upon hearing Ambrose.
“Have I wondered what it’s like to kiss a guy…” Scritching the side of its face, SCP-xxxx’s eyes began to wander before a sheepish smile slowly stretched across its face. The flustered red SCP-XXXX averted his gaze from its colleague, with its tail curling up into its body. Dylan’s face started to drop and Ambrose stopped drawing, his face pale upon seeing SCP-xxxx’s reactions.
“I think I know what it’s like,” SCP-xxxx said with its face starting to turn red as well.
“Oh my fucking god, Ambrose!” Dylan gasped as the entity began to laugh. “You fucking didn’t—”

fuck, people are gonna kill me for this

Based on this

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Recently, SCP-xxxx’s hair is most often tied up in a braid by SCP-XXXX and when asked about it, the object entity simply chuckles, as if it were hiding something. We still have to put them under surveillance after the containment breach incident where we found them rummaging for food and chasing after rats around the site and incidentally we have found out why.

The transcript of this surveillance recording at 10:33 on September 14, 2020 is originally in a mix of mostly Italian, French, German and a little bit of English, which I have translated a majority into English:

VIDEO LOG

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DATE: 14/09/2020

NOTE: Surveillance of SCP-XXXX and SCP-xxxx

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[BEGIN LOG]

SCP-xxxx is composing on one of the climbing platforms instead of on the desk
SCP-XXXX: Wolfie! Come down here!
SCP-xxxx: Yes?
SCP-XXXX: I wanna do a little something
SCP-xxxx begins climbing down the platforms as SCP-XXXX sits on the bed
SCP-XXXX: Just sit on the floor, right in front of me
SCP-xxxx: [sitting down] Why?
SCP-XXXX: Just because
SCP-xxxx: Alright.
SCP-XXXX begins to comb SCP-xxxx’s hair with its fingers before starting to braid it
SCP-xxxx: Let me guess, you’re braiding my hair
SCP-XXXX: I could be
SCP-xxxx: Oh. Did you always braid Therese’s hair?
SCP-XXXX: Perhaps. Maybe before I married her.
SCP-xxxx: [chuckles] Antonio, you really don’t need to braid my hair. It’s kind of unnecessary
SCP-XXXX leans to look at SCP-xxxx
SCP-XXXX: What? Wolfgang, it makes you look pretty!
Ten seconds of silence
SCP-xxxx: What did you say?
SCP-XXXX: I said, it makes you look less shitty

---

[END LOG]

Goodness gracious, I don’t know what to say after that video log. I might get another headache if I have to re-watch it.

Uh oh-

Another fucking tidbit, yey

when will my brain stop making fragments ;-;

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When the two D-class personnel encountered the contained specimen composers, one of them squealed, making SCP-XXXX raise its eyebrow.
D-67██ approached the entities and asked, "You two are Mozart and Salieri, right?"
"Uhhhh… Yes," Responds SCP-XXXX as it twitches its ear.
"You two look adorable!" D-67██ squeaked, "I wanna pet you! Especially SCP-XXXX and those little black ears."
"I see what you mean," SCP-XXXX said awkwardly, "but please, if you don't mind me saying, I am not the type of guy who would deserve of affe—"
"Nope, you're getting some anyway," D-67██ interrupted SCP-XXXX and began petting it, with SCP-xxxx smiling at SCP-XXXX slowly warming up to the petting.
SCP-xxxx told D-67██, “Antonio is usually not the type to explicitly say he wants affection, but since we’ve volunteered to be here…” SCP-xxxx simply shrugs.
“Yeah, I can still see Dr. Roth-Dayrit and their assistants talking to one of the O5 members over there,” Said D-67██ while massaging SCP-XXXX’s cheeks. “Look at it though, isn’t it such a good kitty?” He continued to scritch and pet SCP-XXXX as it purrs. D-43██ rolled his eyes and scoffed.
“Say what you will, but I’m not laying hands on someone who killed someone.”
“Yo, that’s not true,” D-67██ says to D-43██ with furrowed eyebrows. “It’s been confirmed again and again that his little fella killed no one.”
“Whatever. I don’t see it as—” D-43██ judders and his eyes widen as a sudden jolt courses through him. SCP-XXXX and D-67██ stare down with their eyes darted down and D-43██ looks down and sees SCP-xxxx’s teeth on his ankle. It glares at him and gives him an angry growl. D-43██ turns his back and spots Dylan covering his face with his hands and a horrified Ambrose reaching for her mentor’s sleeve.

Alto Clef, fucking c a n c e l l e d?????? :0

Haha, another tidbit

End my suffering :)

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After SCP-XXXX have finished eating the leche flan, SCP-xxxx approaches Dr. Fox and pulls their sleeve.
“Dr. Fox, I have a question,” SCP-xxxx asks, looking at them with a pleading expression and puppy eyes.
Dr. Fox grumbles lowly “What is it?”
“I noticed there’s some guy you guys keep talking about,” Comments SCP-xxxx. “Who is Dr. Clef?”
“Yeah, I heard you guys talk about him,” SCP-XXXX says with a tilted head, “who is this ‘Dr. Alto Clef’ guy?”
Dr. Fox looks at them with a tired yet agitated expression. “He got cancelled,” They answer.
“Wha—” The two feline object entities fold one ear in bewilderment.
“That’s all for today.” Dr. Fox starts to stand up and leave and the two composer entities start pulling on their lab coat.
“Wait, wait, Dr. Fox—”
“What do you mean by cancelled—”
“We still have so many questions—”
“We’re so confused—”
“Dr. Fox! Dr. Fox! Wait!”

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DATE: 04 Apr 2021 04:53
**IMAGE TAKEN BEFORE SAFTEY PROCEDURES TOOK AFFECT ON 6th, [REDACTED], 2014

Item #: SCP-3607

Object Class: Euclid

Description: SCP-3607 is a wilted corn field that spans 3 miles by 2 miles that is located in [REDACTED], Kansas. It has been studied that the SCP-3607 can transport intruders into a mirror dimension if the proper precautions aren't established. The dimension that the corn field is labeled to transport to is unescapable (to all personnel knowledge). The dimension has never been properly studied due to the escape restraints, 3607's personnel assume beings that enter tend to drive themselves (or get driven by an unknown force/being) insane, this has been loosely studied due to occasional communications returning to radio towers in the area, coming from signals of beings lost in the field.

Special Containment Procedures: Containment procedures for SCP-3607 are difficult. SCP-3607 spans 3 miles by 2 miles and the main procedure to restrict access into the corn field is the large stone wall tightly bordering it. Four personnel reside on each one of the seven watchtowers built into the wall. If unauthorized personnel are spotted within the fields perimeter, it is required for watchtower guards to [REDACTED] [REDACTED].

Archives
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DATE: 04 Apr 2021 02:31

Item #: SCP-1973

Object Class: Safe

Photo taken shortly after SCP-XXXX’s anomalous effects were identified.

Special Containment Procedures: SCP-1973 is currently stored in a standard high value item vault on Site-15. All experiments and tactical uses need to be authorized by Doctor Hisashi Nakamura unless requested by a Level 4 researcher or a Senior Mobile Task Force Agent. Doctor Nakamura is no longer allowed personal use of SCP-1973. After Incident 1973-A, site personnel are no longer allowed access to SCP-1973.

Description: SCP-1973 is a vintage gold bracelet with a crystal clover lock that belonged to Doctor Hisashi Nakamura’s deceased mother, Senior Researcher Amaya Nakamura. Dr. Nakamura inherited the jewelry after his mother’s passing of old age. It is unknown if the object was already anomalous before her death.
SCP-1973’s effects become apparent when its wearer performs any kind of music. It has been observed to influence the following kinds of instruments: bowed and plucked strings, winds, percussions, and singing; but there is no evidence to suggest that SCP-1973 will not affect other kinds of instruments. SCP-1973 will allow the musician to manipulate their listeners’ emotional state, and all changes are proportional to the player’s own emotions, intentions, and music of choice. This effect is cumulative, meaning that the listeners’ emotions will not be replaced by the musician, and will be amplified if the musician’s emotions, intentions, and music of choice are aligned. To date it has only been observed to share emotions and intentions, but the possibilities of sharing memories, ideas, or thoughts has not been ruled out. SCP-1973 will not influence other forms of art and communication such as drawings, dance, and writing. Recordings of music affected by SCP-1973 show no anomalous effects.
SCP-1973’s properties came to the Foundation’s attention during a lunch break at Site-15 after Doctor Nakamura returned from bereavement leave. Doctor Martha Bankole, a personal friend of Dr. Nakamura, sought to comfort him with a music from an acoustic guitar. Nakamura asked to play the instrument, claiming that Bankole did not know any songs of his liking. It should be noted that Nakamura was wearing his mother’s bracelet at the time. The Doctor took the instrument from Dr. Bankole’s hands and played one of Senior Researcher Nakamura’s favorite songs. All the conversations in the cafeteria stopped, and many of the people present started to weep. The cafeteria was closed, and all exposed personnel were taken for questioning. All of them reported a feeling of “bittersweet nostalgia and melancholy”. Doctor Nakamura claimed to have no intention of causing such effects. He, Doctor Bankole, and the instrument were taken for further experimentation.
After testing, the bracelet was singled out as the cause of the anomalous event.

Experiment Logs:

Date: ██/██/████
Test Subject: Dr. M. Bankole
Procedure: Subject was instructed to play a song that made her happy on her acoustic guitar without wearing SCP-1973. The song chosen was “Sweet Child ‘O Mine” from Guns N’ Roses. She was then instructed to put SCP-1973 and play the same song again. Listeners and musician’s emotional state were recorded before the beginning of each phase.

Results: While Dr. Bankole was not wearing SCP-1973, listeners showed a positive response to her song. The doctor was visibly much more involved on the music than her audience and was almost unable to sit still. Effects were determined not to be anomalous in nature. During the experiment’s second phase, every listener experienced a significant increase in mood proportional to the player’s emotions, and their responses were much more similar to Dr. Bankole’s state whilst playing the song.

Analysis: By comparing the two experiment phases, it becomes clear that SCP-1973 had a significant impact on the listeners reaction to the music.

Notes: Further testing has been commissioned to explore SCP-1973’s effects on different arrangements of mood, music, and intention.

Date: ██/██/████
Test Subject: Dr. H. Nakamura

Procedure: Subject was instructed to play a song that made him sad on his violin, once without SCP-1973 and a second time wearing SCP-1973. Subject played Massenet’s ‘Meditation’ from Thaïs’.
Results: No anomalous effects were identified on the experiment’s first part. After Dr. Nakamura equipped SCP-1973, listeners became slightly sadder.

Analysis: Dr. H. Nakamura later explained that he was not feeling any emotion in particular during the testing and did not intend to cause any suffering. It has been hypothesized that SCP-1973’s effects are based not only on the music, but on the player’s emotional state and intentions.

Notes: “So today isn’t the day I’ll become an SCP? Great for me.” – Dr. H. Nakamura

Date: ██/██/████
Test Subject: Dr. A. Clef

Procedure: Subject asked for permission to wear SCP-1973 and played “Despacito” by Luis Fonsi on its Ukulele.

Results: [REDACTED]

Analysis: Due to the experiment’s results, Dr. Clef has been prohibited from using any sort of telepathic or mind-altering anomaly. Affected personnel were allowed back on duty after a week of rest and relaxation in minimal security confinement cells.

Notes: “I saw into its mind, and I wished I didn’t”- Dr. ██████

Date: ██/██/████

Test Subject: Dr. F. Álvaro

Procedure: Subject equipped SCP-1973 and was given permission to play whichever music fitted their mood on the break room’s piano. Subject played “The Hall of The Mountain King” by Edvard Grieg

Results: Listeners felt strong determination and pride and came back to work with greater motivation. Their productivity was exceptionally high and long lasting, and all exposed personnel reported greater levels of energy at the end of their shifts.

Analysis: It has been hypothesized that SCP-1973 can transmit not only immediate feelings, but also feelings associated to an action, or, in this case, a song.

Notes: “It wasn’t easy to learn this music, and I think I did an excellent job. I couldn’t be happier.”- Dr. F. Álvaro.

Date: ██/██/████
Test Subjects: Dr. H. Nakamura

Head Research agreed to give Dr. Nakamura permission to conduct the following experiment on a standard testing chamber with consenting Foundation personnel after the Doctor was released from SCP-████’s project.

Procedure: Subject equipped SCP-1973’s in the presence of a close group of close acquaintances shortly after being cast out of SCP-████’s research due to a catastrophic failure for which he was deemed responsible. Subject was frustrated because of his intense investment on the project but was grateful for the knowledge gained from his time working there and grateful for his colleague’s companionship. Subject played ‘Fear of the Dark’ by Iron Maiden on his electric guitar.

Results: Listeners felt a sharp sentiment of loss and disappointed. Resentment, frustration, anger, and self-loathing were also reported. The audience also described a feeling of intense hope and expectation, of wonder and possibility. When questioned, subjects reported that they would rejoin SCP-████’s project if given the chance, even if most of them were unskilled with programming and robotics.

Analysis: This testing was conducted to test SCP-1973’s reaction to more complex emotions, but it has also determined that desires and intentions can also transmitted if the musician so wishes.

Notes: This experiment reinforces the need for more restrictive containment procedures, and appropriate actions to keep the item secured are underway.

Incident 1973-A: A Serpent’s Hand member, previously known as Junior Researcher Jara Aisi, infiltrated Site-15 with the intent of breaching SCP-████, a sentient cyborg, from containment. She used her credentials to request access to SCP-1973 under the pretense of lifting her coworker’s morale²¹. She then proceeded to the break room where she took Dr. M. Bankole’s guitar and played it to manipulate Foundation personnel into aiding her. All listeners agreed to contribute either by providing her the necessary credentials, by moving Foundation guards elsewhere, by turning off the CCTV, or by delaying the breach’s alarm. Jara Aisi succeeded in her mission and breached SCP-████ from containment. Two weeks later a recovery team was assembled to re-contain SCP-████. The team was successful in their mission and SCP-1973 was also recovered. Stricter containment procedures were put to practice right away.
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DATE: 03 Apr 2021 23:22

Item #: SCP-XXXX

Object Class: Keter

Special Containment Procedures: None are allowed passage in, and out of SCP-XXXX's perimeter. The inhabitants of SCP-XXXX, (Now dubbed SCP-XXXX-1), are to be misinformed that the government is keeping the perimeter.

Description: [Paragraphs explaining the description]

Item #: SCP-XXXX

Object Class: Keter Neutralized

Special Containment Procedures: [Paragraphs explaining the procedures]

Description: [Paragraphs explaining the description]

Addendum: [Optional additional paragraphs]

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