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SCP-XXXX-A and SCP-XXXX-B, prior to containment.

Item #: SCP-XXXX

Object Class: Euclid Neutralized

Special Containment Procedures: SCP-XXXX-A and SCP-XXXX-B are currently housed in Site-11, in a large humanoid containment cell. Requests for domestic goods are to be reviewed on a case by case basis. SCP-XXXX is allowed to socialize with other low-risk humanoids in the recreational area and the library during standard hours to maintain morale. When interacting with SCP-XXXX, personnel are permitted to go on tangential conversations under ten minutes in length due to the entities' age, but are advised to try to steer the conversation back to its original topic.

SCP-XXXX-B is to be placed on a strict medical regimen to combat its health conditions. Similarly, SCP-XXXX-A is to be given medication to regular its blood pressure and nicotine addiction. New medication used by both entities are to be reviewed to prevent adverse reactions.

Description: SCP-XXXX is the dual designation for Johnathan and Andrea Beckett (SCP-XXXX-A and -B), retired Physics and English teachers respectively at the local high school, exhibiting the capability to teleport themselves and items in their possession to one another given sufficient area around the subject. This ability seems to have no noticeable range. Following discovery of the couple, they willingly entered containment, predicated on the condition that they would be allowed cohabitation within the same cell, which was promptly granted.

During a medical examination for an unrelated illness, SCP-XXXX-B exhibits symptoms of Stage 2 breast cancer, in danger of metastasizing. SCP-XXXX-B had discovered her symptoms prior to containment, but did not possess the financial means for treatment. When pressed on why she did not notify personnel of her cancer, SCP-XXXX-B confessed she "didn't want to make a fuss." SCP-XXXX-B exhibited hesitation accepting healthcare provided by the on-site medical facility, but urging from SCP-XXXX-A allowed her to proceed with treatment.

On October 11th, 1971, SCP-XXXX-B died from multiple organ failure due to metastasization of their breast cancer into major organs. As according to their last will and testament, their body was cremated and placed in an urn in their containment cell.

Addendum XXXX.1971.1: In 1972, SCP-XXXX-A (now referred to as SCP-XXXX) volunteered to participate in the Hermes Program, a Foundation effort in which it attempted to establish bases and outpost on extraterrestrial bodies within the solar system, as points of reconnaissance and containment. Following stringent psychological and loyalty screening, SCP-XXXX was deemed a central figure for the program.

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SCP-XXXX-A, prior to last mission.

documentation of first mission. test flight to the moon, object utilized: a picture of his wife. He teleports into Lunar Area-32, then back to Site-11, proving he can travel lengthy distances.

Second mission, flight to mars. He teleports after the rocket places his wife's old necklace on the ground, and begins setting up a prefab habitat. Takes samples, surveys environment, and teleports back to Site-11.

Multiple other missions occur, to other planets and planetoids, though now there are notices for him to attempt psychological screenings and therapy due to his behavior and actions during missions.

After his therapy, a rocket is sent to titan. Rather than teleporting at the proper time, he breaks into the locker holding his space suit, and teleports immediately to titan, holding a lawn chair and all of the sentimental items of his wife stored at the site. they attempt radio contact with him, but he says he's ready to join his wife, he has seen everything he has ever wanted to see, geysers and super volcanos and triple eclipses, but he's done. His low-oxygen alert and the patter of methane rain is heard in the background before he ceases transmission

SCP-XXXX declared neutralized.