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Object Class: Safe
Special Containment Procedures: SCP-(Number) is allowed free roam of Foundation computers, barring any information that would cause a security breach. SCP-(Number) is not to remain on any Foundation-owned computer for a period exceeding 24 hours, with an exception being made for SCP-(Number)-A. SCP-(Number) is allowed to use VoIP to communicate over long distances, and a firewall is in place to prevent classified information from being said. SCP-(Number)-A is to never be unplugged, and backup generators must be on at all times during a power surge.
If SCP-(Number) is ever seen attempting to recreate its human body, through SCP-914 or any other means, the staff member or D-Class helping SCP-(Number) is to be terminated immediately, and SCP-(Number)-A’s Ethernet connection is to be severed for the remainder of the week, and replaced on Sunday morning.
SCP-(Number) is aware of every SCP, barring any information requiring Level 5 Clearance. As such, it is mandatory that it does not leave a Facility at any costs, due to the possibility of a high level security breach. If SCP-(Number) is found on any computer other than Foundation devices or SCP-(Number)-A, The device it is on will be incinerated after returning the program to SCP-(Number)-A.
Description: SCP-(Number) is a computer program named “eggfellow.exe”. If run, a Caucasian male, presumed to be in its teenage years, will appear in the bottom right corner of the screen. SCP-(Number) appears to be sentient, and shows no ill will against the Foundation, even assisting personnel with tasks. The program speaks through the computer’s speakers, and is generally known to have a friendly disposition. It is assumed from what the subject says that it was actually a human named [REDACTED], who compiled the program in hopes of experiencing the digital world first hand. However, it became trapped, and forever lives in the digital realm.
SCP-(Number) has the ability to “jump” between any electronic device connected to the same internet connection as its current “host computer”. When this occurs, “eggfellow.exe” deletes itself from the host, and manifests on the new host, automatically running. The subject also shows anomalous abilities when running on a computer for more than 24 hours. If this period of time is exceeded, SCP-(Number) will transfer the current host computer’s memory to SCP-(Number)-A at a rate of 8 Megabytes of RAM every hour. SCP-(Number)-A is a gaming computer, presumably built by SCP-(Number) while it was in human form, that is the main base of operations for SCP-(Number). The computer currently has 95.2 Gigabytes of RAM, even though the computer’s motherboard, an ASUS [REDACTED], can only handle a maximum of 64 Gigabytes.
SCP-(Number) seems to enjoy playing video games, and often converses with friends over the social media platform “Discord”. It displays a fondness towards games developed by Nintendo, and likes to play with Foundation personnel on consoles developed by Nintendo.
Interview Log (Number)-01
Foreword: The following was an interview of SCP-(Number) and Researcher [REDACTED] after initial recovery.
Interviewer: Researcher [REDACTED]
Interviewee: SCP-(Number)
Begin Log
Researcher: State your name, for the record.
SCP-(Number): My name is [REDACTED], but you can call me EggFellow if you want.
Researcher: Thanks for that. Do you know how you became like this?
SCP-(Number): Well, I wanted to see what it was like being a computer program, and I decided I’d write some code to turn myself into one. After I put myself in, I found it was incredibly difficult to do anything, and I tried to exit out. As it turns out, I couldn’t.
Researcher: Do you ever regret your decision?
SCP-(Number): (Begins tearing up) Well… I miss everything back home. I miss my parents… my friends… my dog, [REDACTED]… (begins sobbing). I never even got a chance to say goodbye.
Researcher: I’m so sorry. It must be tough for you.
SCP-(Number): (through tears) If I could see them one last time, what would they think of me now? A digital anomaly, a glitch in the code. A freak. If only I could return to normal…
At this point, the subject refused to answer any more questions, and was allowed time to itself.
Test Log 914-(Number)
Name: Researcher [REDACTED]
Date: [REDACTED]
Items: A USB drive containing “eggfellow.exe”, a bucket of human tissue. (Not approved by O5 Council)
Input: The aforementioned items
Setting: Very Fine
Output: A human, determined to be [REDACTED], stumbled out of the Output booth, dazed and confused. When SCP-(Number) saw this, it was ecstatic, stating “Now they’ll never have to grieve for me!” [REDACTED] was sent to its household, after being administered Class A amnestics. Subject is currently living happily with parents Subject was administered Class C amnestics by accident, causing it to forget everything before the 4th grade. Parents also found the Foundation logo stamped on subject’s posterior, and have been administered Class A amnestics, and the [REDACTED] “clone” was terminated. O5 Council suggests never attempting this again.
Notes: There never are any “happily ever afters”, are there? - SCP-(Number)
Notes: SCP-(Number) is no longer allowed to use SCP-914 to recreate its original body.
