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Item#: 4391

Level4

Containment Class:

euclid

Secondary Class:

none

Disruption Class:

vlam

Risk Class:

warning

link to memo

Special Containment Procedures: SCP-4391-A through SCP-4391-J are to be kept in seperate 3m² containment cells at Site-63's Medium-Containment Wing. The interior walls, floor and ceiling of each cell should be lined with 2cm of rusted iron. Items that can produce or reflect any kind of light are under no circumstances to be allowed entry into any of the cells. This includes torches, ceiling lights, mirrors, windows and any polished metals. Guards are to be posted at the entrance of each cell to make sure this is adhered to.

Following the death of Dr. █████ (See Incident Report 4391/A), any personnel expressing a desire to introduce SCP-4391 to any of the aforementioned materials or begin to get obsessed by it, should be reported to Head Researcher Richardson, administered a Class-A amnistetic and subsequently reassigned to another Foundation facility.

Due to the prohibition of windows from SCP-4391's containment cells, SCP-4391 can only be observed through the use of cameras equipped with night vision technology. However, under orders from Site Director Gibbons, researchers are not to be allowed to study or observe SCP-4391 for more than three hours at a time, with a minimum rest period of four hours. This order extends to Head Researcher Richardson.

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SCP-4391 as it was discovered in ████, Portugal

Description: SCP-4391 is a collection of 10 crudely carved limestone statues (SCP-4391-A to SCP-4391-J), each measuring up to 2.6 metres in height. Each of the figures depict one or more humanoids in various stances, but all are seen to be staring at the sky. The statues are part of an art piece called "Os Observadores" (The Watchers), sculpted by ██████ ███████. It has been noted by Head Researcher Richardson that when observing any of the ten statues through a live camera feed, the sculptures will face always appear to face the direction of the recording device, regardless of the statues actual position. See below for a full description of each statue:

Name	Height	Description
SCP-4391-A	1.7m	SCP-4391-A depicts a sitting woman with her arms behind her back and her legs crossed. Like the other statues, SCP-4391-A stares blankly at the sky.
SCP-4391-B	2.2m	SCP-4391-B depicts a crouching man, with its arms leaning on its knees. The figure appears to be wearing a ████-brand coat.
SCP-4391-C	2.4m	SCP-4391-C is a man with his hands in its pockets wearing business attire, including a tie, a shirt and a pair of trousers.
SCP-4391-D	2.25m	SCP-4391-D appears as a teenager in casual clothing with its arms crossed.
SCP-4391-E	2.3m	SCP-4391-E is a large man wearing a hoodie. The statue is depicted with its arms behind its back
SCP-4391-F	2.2m	SCP-4391-F is one of only two other statues which portrays more than one figure. The more prominent of the two figures is an old lady wearing a skirt. The woman holds the hand of a small child who clasps the leg of the woman.
SCP-4391-G	2.55m	SCP-4391-G delineates a man and what is presumed to be its partner. The man is 0.3m taller than the woman and its left arm rests on the shoulder of the woman who appears to be pregnant.
SCP-4391-H	1.9m	SCP-4391-H is similar in appearance to SCP-4391-C but can be distinguished by a large book under its left arm and its somewhat shorter stature.
SCP-4391-I	2.15m	SCP-4391-I depicts a woman wearing a shin-length dress and glasses. Its right hand holds a dog leash which connects to a separate dog statue. The dog stands near the woman and stares at the sky in the same fashion as its owner.
SCP-4391-J	2.2m	SCP-4391-J shows a man in a baggy jumper and trousers holding a briefcase in his left hand.

Staying in close proximity to any of the statues has caused discomfort and uneasiness in all test subjects with some stating "That they weren't alone". Prolonged exposure has resulted in test subjects to want to find an 'entity' that they often refer to as "The Watched" (Henceforth referred to as SCP-4391-1). Exposing the statues to a strong light source or allowing the test subjects to stare at a reflective material for an extended period of time whilst in the presence of a statue induces acute agitation in the subject and gives them an increased need to find SCP-4391-1. Upon 'discovery' of the entity, subjects will proceed to stare wherever they perceive SCP-4391-1 to be, this can either be a shadow or a reflective surface. Depending on the subject, they will either continue staring until they collapse or they enter a state of rambling (See Abridged Test Log: 4391/1-5).

Discovery:

SCP Foundation Secure Facility Dossier

Official Designation: SCP Foundation Shapinsay Research and Containment Facility

Site Identification Code: AISTBC-Site-63

General Information

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Site-63

Founded: 11 May 1952

Founding Director: Krzysztof Jasinksi

Location: Balfour, Shapinsay Island, Scotland

Cover Story: Shapinsay District Power Station

Site Function: Research, Containment, Storage, Task Force Deployment

Size: Area of 6.23km²

Offices and Wings:

Main Offices: Administrative, Classification Committee

A Wing: Staff Living Quarters, Medical Centre, Security Office

B Wing: Reactor Core

C Wing: Low Security Research

D Wing (Subterranean Level One): Safe-Class Storage Lockers

E Wing (Subterranean Level One): High Security Research, Faraday Cage

F Wing (Subterranean Level Two): Light Containment Wing

G Wing (Subterranean Level Three): Max. Security Research, Western Armoury

H Wing (Subterranean Level Three): Heavy Containment Wing, Eastern Armoury

I Wing (Subterranean Level Four): Storage Bays 1-5

J Wing (Subterranean Level Four): Storage Bays 6-10

Staffing Information

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Site-Director Krzysztof Jasinksi, 1964

Site Director: Dr. Krzysztof Jasinski

Asst. Site Director: Dr. Żaneta Zajac

Asst. Dir. of Personnel: Osmond Dunkley

Asst. Dir. of Facilities: Jaimelynn Henderson

Asst. Dir. of Research: Dr. Andrew Hodgkinson

Asst. Dir. of Intelligence: Dr. Richard Stafford

Asst. Dir. of Security: Leonid Mosiolek

Asst. Dir. of Task Forces: Commander Elizabeth Ogawa

On-Site Personnel:

Department Heads: 12

Staff Doctors: 37

Staff Researchers: 213

Administrative Personnel: 45

Maintenance or Janitorial: 38

Security Personnel: 132

D-Class: 29

Other Personnel: 19

Anomalies Currently Under the Jurisdiction of Site-63

ID Number	Object Class
SCP-1455	Euclid
SCP-2164	Euclid
SCP-3646	Keter
SCP-3747	Euclid
SCP-4117	Safe
SCP-4296	Euclid
SCP-4394	Euclid
SCP-4455	Keter
SCP-4883	Euclid
SCP-4921	Keter
SCP-5069	Keter
SCP-5391	Keter

Additional Information

Located beneath the Monroe Reservoir in Bloomington, Indiana, United States, Site-81 is an SCP Foundation "super-site" responsible for a large portion of anomalous activity in the United States midwest.

Site-81 was originally conceived as an expeditionary site to study apparent anomalous activity in and around southern Indiana's limestone mines, specifically those relating to three different mining companies; United Limestone, Indiana Limestone Corporation, and the B.G. Hoadley Mining Group. The first anomalous activity documented at Site-81 was SCP-2812, which expanded Site-81's grasp past the limestone mines and into anomalous activity within small towns throughout the region.

The site was officially founded on July 16th, 1946, and was headed by senior Foundation Researcher Dr. Oliver Rights. The first research center was situated in an abandoned elementary school adjacent to the nearby Indiana University, from which many of the site's initial research staff were recruited. In March of 1947, Dr. Ivan Darko was transferred from Site-19 to serve as Site-81's assistant director.

Between 1946 and 1954, research conducted at Site-81 primarily dealt with the aforementioned groups of interest and anomalous geological activity near the site. However, a string of unexplained events in nearby towns drew the attention of Foundation research teams at Site-19. Eager to move to the area to conduct their research, but lacking a substantial local facility in which to do so, the Site was moved to a larger facility in nearby Ellettsville. After this move, additional research teams were assigned to Site-81, as well as the Site's first permanent Mobile Task Force (Mobile Task Force Epsilon-13 "Manifest Destiny").

Monroe Reservoir, current location of Site-81. Click to enlarge.

In the 1970's, several anomalous artifacts were discovered near Site-81, and while protocol required they be moved to a Foundation site for long-term containment, renovations at Site-19 had temporarily reduced that site's ability to take on new artifacts. Due to this in 1979, an inquest was made into the feasibility of creating a secure, permanent facility to host these local anomalies, one that could host both a research center and several containment wings. In January of 1980, the Foundation Facilities Committee voted on three potential sites; Site-79 in Plainfield, IL, Site-28 in Bowling Green, KY, and Site-81 in Bloomington, IN. By a vote of 1-3-7, Site-81 was selected as the newest Foundation containment facility.

Site-81 assets almost immediately moved into the recently completed Bloomington Municipal Water Treatment Facility, which had been constructed as part of an agreement with embedded Foundation assets and the local government. This facility, which included several basement levels and on-site diesel generators, was quickly renovated to suit the growing needs of Site-81. In April of 1983, the previous site was demolished, and the current location was considered fully operational. Shortly afterwards, Assistant Site Director Darko transferred away from Site-81, and Dr. Zachary Johnson was appointed to the position.

On August 17th, 1985, Director Oliver Rights retired from his position within the Foundation, and temporary responsibility of the site was handed to Assistant Site Director Johnson. After conducting several candidate interviews, Dr. Jean Aktus, the Assistant Director of Research at Site-19 and head of the Foundation's Classification Committee, was appointed to the position of Site Director. Dr. Johnson stayed on staff throughout the transition, eventually taking the post of Assistant Director of Research. Dr. Hamilton Guys was appointed to the position of Assistant Site Director.

Site-81 main access gate. Click to enlarge.

In October of 1991, the offices of the Foundation's Classification Committee were moved to the Administrative wing of Site-81. Following this, additional renovations to the site were approved which would create three additional subterranean wings beneath Lake Monroe. Work on these renovations concluded in November of 1995.

Following Dr. Guys transfer to Site-17 in 1999, Dr. Hollister Cox, previously the Head of Research at Site-64, was appointed to Assistant Site Director. In 2004, a Mobile Task Force Deployment Facility was established to the south of the main Site-81 campus.

This is a revised version of my initial idea. I’ve left out some information, feel free to ask me to fill in some gaps.

Who:

-CI Agent (Protagonist):

Naive, doesn’t believe the ends justify the means, sees the Foundation as a corrupt, immoral organisation. Doesn’t agree with the use of humans (D Class) as test subjects, is willing to do anything short of murder to further the goals of the CI. Doesn’t believe the CI is an ideal organisation but views it is as a lesser of two evils. Frequently in conflict with the CI Contact who becomes frustrated with their childish worldview. Constantly in a mental battle with Security Chief Mosiolek as he tries to discover who the CI Agent is whilst the CI Agent attempts to evade Mosiolek’s ‘Witch Hunt’. Despises that the Foundation claims to act in the best interests of the humanity yet routinely commits what would normally be considered war crimes.

-CI Contact (Major Character)

Cynical, believes the ends justify the means in almost all cases. Believes that SCPs should be destroyed, not contained. Won’t stop at anything to achieve this goal, including killing people who might stand in his way. Understands the necessity of maintaining the secrecy of SCPs but believes that the Foundation and UNGOC are not viable candidates for being in charge of a SCPs as one seeks to contain them whilst the other is subject to the bureaucracy of the UN and other first world powers. Isn’t opposed to (and is quite fond of) the idea of a herself in charge of the extermination of SCPs.

-Security Chief Mosiolek (Major Character)

Head of Security at Site-63, by the book and obsessed with keeping a perfect security record at Site-63. This is their ultimate undoing as they start a McCarthyesque Witch-Hunt in an attempt uncover the CI Agent. Ends up blaming the wrong person giving the CI an opportunity to strike as he believes his work is done.

-Senior Researcher Hodgkinson (Major Character)

Is the person accused of being the CI Agent. Sceptical of the rigid hierarchy imposed by the Foundation and thus is somewhat fluid when it comes to Security Clearances. This leads them to grant a Junior Researcher access to classified information regarding an SCP. The CI Agent uses this opportunity to frame Hodgkinson by overloading a terminal in the JR’s office, injuring him and allowing the CI Agent to acquire the classified files whilst posing as a member of the cleanup crew. Hodgkinson, in a desperate attempt to locate where the files had gone, tries to access the security tapes in Security Chief Mosiolek’s office but is caught

Other Characters:

Agent Edwards: Secretly the CI Contact, arrives at the facility under the guise of an Internal Security Agent went to interrogate Dr. Hodgkinson. In reality they are there to closely monitor the CI Agent after their reluctance to frame Dr. Hodgkinson. Ends up killing the CI Agent after they betray the CI.

What/How:

The narrative follows the experiences of the CI Agent as they infiltrate Site-63. They initially were willing to take on this assignment as it was supposed to be espionage only and they thought it might be an opportunity to leak bits of Foundation secrets in the hopes that someone on the outside would intercept the information and uncover the truth without the CI Agent’s cover being compromised. However, as time progresses, the Foundation begins putting pressure on the local CI cell leading to more extreme and violent assignments being given to the CI Agent. Initially they don’t object to this as the missions only include sabotaging security systems, rigging research tests so they fail etc. It isn’t until the agent’s contact tells them to frame one of their colleagues (Dr. Hodgkinson) for the acts of sabotage that the CI Agent begins questioning the actions and orders of the CI. I really want to focus on the internal conflict the agent experiences at this point before they reluctantly agree to the task. I want to foreshadow the CI Agent’s eventual betrayal here.

It is at this point that Agent Edwards (secretly the CI Contact) arrives at the Site and interrogates Dr. Hodgkinson as well as questioning members of staff (including the CI Agent).

It isn’t until the final act when shit hits the fan, as the CI Agent is told to plant a bomb in the air ducts above a conference room where Security Chief Mosiolek is holding an employee appreciation mixer for the staff’s “diligent work in capturing the traitor” is taking place. Like with the framing incident, the CI Agent has an internal struggle over whether to become a murderer or hand themselves over to security in the hopes they can protect them from the wrath of the CI. The CI Contact becomes increasingly frustrated due to how long it is taking the CI Contact to plant the bomb. Ultimately the CI Agent decides to do what they see as ‘the right thing’ and begins heading to the Security Office. However on their way to the office they ‘bump’ into Agent Edwards. Relieved to see a Senior Member of staff, the CI Agent begins to spill all of the CI’s secrets and how it was them who sabotaged the Site and not Dr. Hodgkinson etc. Agent Edwards (Who is the CI Contact in disguise) reassures the CI Agent and tells them to follow them to the storage bays where Security Chief Mosiolek is “taking a log of weaponry currently in storage”. It isn’t until the two of them are in the elevator that the CI Agent realises that Mosiolek can’t be in the storage bays as he is hosting the appreciation mixer in the conference hall. However it is too late as Agent Edwards knocks the CI Agent out.

The CI Agent’s arc comes to an end in the storage bays, where he regains consciousness to be greeted by CI Contact Edwards. The Agent tries getting up but realises they are bound and their service pistol had been taken. An explosion can be heard in the distance whilst the tannoy announces that the CI had entered the Site. CI Contact Edwards gives the CI Agent a speech about how naïve they’d been to think they could topple the Foundation without killing at least a few people. Edwards then apologises before shooting the CI Agent in the head, killing them instantly.

I also want to include an email at the end sent to Site Director Jasinski detailing the amount of damage done in the CI attack. I mainly want to use it to tie up loose ends.

Critique/Help/Twohoursofworkgodhelpme

Have fun!

There are quite a few gaps in the clinical tone of this article including:

censure efforts have been put in place to quell it's online presence.

The use of ‘quell’ here makes this sentence sound more like a villain ordering his minions to ‘seek out rebel scum’ rather than an official Foundation document. It’s unnecessarily descriptive when it needs to be bland to fit the clinical tone. Also I believe you mean to you ‘censoring’ instead of ‘censure’ as a censure is a formal statement of disapproval which wouldn’t make sense in this context unless the Foundation’s plan is to send this SCP a strongly worded, but polite, letter.

Currently as of 07/09/19

This should be “Currently,” or “As of 07/09/19”, not both.

The full extent of SCP-5250's knowledge on Foundation plans regarding things not related to GoI-1912 is not known.

This should be condensed to “The full extent of SCP-5250's knowledge on other Foundation plans is currently unknown.” What you currently have written is too wordy and can confuse the reader.

Klaid Chandler received a couple emails threatening Foundation security.

Two things for this: Firstly it should be ‘several’, ‘a couple of’ is too informal. Also you need to elaborate on ‘Foundation security’. Do you mean the Foundation’s Security Department as in the noun or the security of the Foundation as in the adjective? If it’s the prior capitalise the ‘s’ if it’s the latter it should be ‘the Foundation’s security’.

A video log from the body camera of the MTF leader (now designated Alpha) is attached:

This should be ‘(henceforth referred to as ‘Alpha’)’. The way you have it currently suggests that they’ve been renamed to ‘Alpha’. The best way to think about it is too treat your reader like an AI, an AI would not be able to understand the subtle context required to understand what you currently have written. They would understand it literally to mean ‘this person’s name is now ‘Alpha’’. When writing an SCP document you need to make sure each sentence can only be understood in a single way or else it is too confusing.

As a side note you should also mention the two other MTF agents in the Pre-Mission Context. You could say something like ‘’Alpha’ is accompanied by two other members of MTF Γ-09 (‘Beta’ and ‘Delta’ respectively)’

A crash is picked up

This should be ‘A loud crash can be heard originating from behind ‘Alpha’’ The way you have it currently is too informal and again an AI would interpret this too literally.

a door was found crumbled.

You’ve switched to the past tense here, it should be ‘a door can be seen crumpled on the floor’. It needs to be ‘crumpled’ not ‘crumbled’ as you imply that these SCP-5250-1s have destroyed the door whilst ‘crumbling’ is the deterioration of an object rather than the destruction of it.

Delta is shown to have gotten shot several times by arrows

Time for a quick etymology lesson: ‘to get’ is a rather broad term that is used in place of many words in the English language including to become, to receive, to understand, to be, to locate, to possess etc. Because of this most official documents avoid using this word due to the many definitions it has. With this in mind it should be ‘’Delta’ is shown to have been shot several times by arrows’.

Fun fact: There is no direct translation of the word ‘to get’ in any of English’s parent languages (French, German etc.) ‘to get’ is one of the few fully English words that hasn’t been nicked from another language. It is used to replace many other verbs due to how lazy us English are. Typical.

Location of missing security guards was found

You’re missing a ‘the’ in front of ‘missing’

This is a formal request to upgrade SCP-5250 to high priority. It's continued lack of containment continues to clash with Foundations interests. The actions in which SCP-5250 has made means it must be stopped. What happened on the 18th is unacceptable. The "Girl Scouts" are becoming more powerful; or they are just demonstrating what they can do. GoI-1912 is more than what meets the eye.

I hate to be blunt but this made me wince when I read it. It felt so unnatural. In fact it reminded me of the sort of stuff AI Chatbots come up with. I would have recommended looking at taylor_itkin’s seminar on Dialogue called ‘Speaking Goodly’ but unfortunately that’s been and gone. It’d be difficult for me to explain how to write good dialogue here so I’d recommend searching around on the web for guides on how to improve dialogue (which is essentially what this is). I personally use YouTube videos to help with my writing. If you think this would work for you, I’d recommend watching iWriterly, there’s a lot of good videos on all sorts of topics. I must warn you, it isn’t SCP specific but instead talks about writing more generally.

Also, all the characters you have in here (bar one) lack a personality. They all feel like a generic cardboard cutout of a character. You need to think about how each character’s experiences might shape how they speak and interact with each other. For example a 19th century gentleman will speak a lot differently to a 21st century English teenager. This is called a character’s ‘voice’ and it is something you need to consider this when writing dialogue. You have actually done this fairly well with the character of Carla. Her few lines of dialogue paint a very distinctive picture in my mind. She sounds like some slightly irritating Girl Scout (which is what I assume you were going for) but you can sense the underlying intelligence and malevolence behind her facade. This is probably the best part of your SCP and is something you should use as reference in your future works.

The overall idea behind this SCP is rather problematic. First of all you have three different and unconnected anomalous properties. This is an argument of Depth vs. Complexity. Normally I’d launch into a 5,000 word prose on what this means but thankfully someone has already done that for me here. It’s by Ayers and it’s really helpful so I’d recommend looking at that (also it is SCP-specific so that might help).

TLDR: It’s better to have one anomalous property that you can write lots about rather than three anomalous properties that you can barely write anything about for each one.

Also you mention how the missing security team has been turned into instances of SCP-5250-1 however you haven’t actually mentioned what an SCP-5250-1 actually is, I don’t know if you might have missed this or something.

Overall I don’t think this is salvageable, there are too many inherent flaws with the concept that cannot be solved. It feels like you didn’t bother running this through the Ideas Critique Forum. Just because you’re an already established author does it mean you don’t need to use the Ideas Critique Forum. It is still a very useful tool to any writer, both old and new. I’d also recommend running your future drafts through the Drafts Critique Forum a few more times to iron out some little bits and bobs.

However, don’t be discouraged, I feel like a lot of your issues stem from the rush to get your work completed for JamCon. For your next piece, you should spend more time rereading your work and getting others to critique it, it can go a long way to perfecting your piece. That being said, there are some good techniques you’ve used here that could work well for you in the future, so don’t think of this as a failure.

Anyway I apologise for my long ramblings, I’ve spent almost 2 hours in the middle of the night doing this and stopped censoring myself about an hour ago. I hope you found this somewha5 useful and good luck in the future!

(Just realised this page will probably be taken down before you read this…)

Character Name: Dr. Charles Stafford

Player: J H

Profession: Department of Disinformation Liaison

Demeanour: Dr. Stafford comes across as a cold, distant and paranoid man though he is prone to emotional outbursts. He often avoids everyday social interaction with the given reason being “If you ask me what I think of the weather one more fucking time Harold, I swear to 343 I will have you put on fucking keter duty!” Stafford always keeps his MAC 50 pistol visible for any passerby to see, stating that “People are less likely to backstab me if they know I’m ready to preemptively shoot them at point-blank range.”

Nature: Dr. Stafford believes that the ends always justify the means. However, in following this moral philosophy through, he has had to commit many horrific acts in order to serve the Foundation, some of which he struggles to deal with. He regularly attends the onsite psychologist in an attempt to relieve the stress. His time at the Disinformation Bureau has also made him naturally paranoid, he constantly second guesses everyone’s motives and he is always planning his next move.

Description: Dr. Stafford stands at 5’11” and is considered to be underweight for his height. He has short-cut, brown hair and he wears a pair of rectangular glasses over his blue eyes. He only ever wears a navy suit and tie and he has a stereotypical British accent.

Stats

Health

Physical Health: 10+3
Mental Health: 10+1

Attributes

Physical Defence: 3
Mental Defence: 1

Strength: 4
Agility: 6

Perception: 4

Skills

Melee: 5
Ranged: 1
Stealth: 1

Academics: 3
Science: 0
Medical: 0
Engineering: 0
Social: 4

Specialities

Lethal Precision: 2 As a veteran of the Cambridge Martial Arts society, Stafford has learnt how to inflict the most amount of damage with the least amount of effort. Gains +2 Melee when engaging in hand to hand or hand to weapon combat.

The Ends Justify The Means?: 4 In being a member of the Disinformation Bureau, Stafford has had to blackmail, interrogate and even torture innocent people in order to stop a Broken Masquerade scenario. Stafford has found these skills to come in handy, but at the cost of his humanity. Gains +2 Social and +1 Strength and Melee when interrogating or torturing someone who is acting against the wishes of the Foundation. However, Stafford suffers -2 Mental Health which cannot be recovered for the rest of the run.

Charles Stafford, Doctor of Philosophy: 4 Stafford’s long years studying ethics and morality has brought him to the conclusion that Utilitarianism is the only objective moral philosophy. He defends his stance unwaveringly, making him a difficult opponent in a debate. Gains +2 Academics and Social when arguing ethical issues.

Gear

Onsite

MAC 50 Semi-Automatic Pistol
Wilkinson Type D Combat Knife
Silencer
Identification
Fake Identification
Wallet Containing $100 In Cash
Aspinal Sterling Silver Rollerball Pen
Notepad
Motorola Microtac 9800X Cellphone
Pack Of Hoyo De Monterrey Cigars
Lighter

Offsite

L85A1 Assault Rifle
MAC 50 Semi-Automatic Pistol
Wilkinson Type D Combat Knife
Silencer
Identification
Fake Identification
Wallet Containing $200, £100 and 150€ In Cash
Aspinal Sterling Silver Rollerball Pen
Notepad
Motorola Microtac 9800X Cellphone
Pack Of Hoyo De Monterrey Cigars
Lighter

Personal Belongings

1st Edition Copy Of ‘An Introduction To The Principles Of Morals And Legislation’ By Jeremy Bentham
Spruce And Maple Violin Crafted By Anton Hoffman
Colt SMG Submachine Gun (Located In Wardrobe)
Flash Grenade (Located In Wardrobe)
Glock 17 (Located In Office Desk Drawer)
Latin American Machete (Located In Office Filing Cabinet)
Various Photos Of Family Members
PhD Certificate (Framed Behind Office Desk)
PhD Dissertation On ‘Consequentialism And Its Socio-Economic Impact On The Cold War’
Apple Macintosh Computer
List Containing The Names Of Every Person Stafford Has Personally Killed (Total of 97 Names)
List Containing The Names Of Every Person Stafford Has Personally Saved (Total of 11 Names)

Background History

Dr. Stafford was born September 9th 1950 in Oxfordshire, England. He was born to Dr. Julian Stafford and Prof. Beverley Stafford, a Microbiologist and Professor of Music respectively. He attended Hill View Primary School followed by North Oxfordshire Academy. He began learning the violin at the age of 5 after much prompting from his mother.

At the age of 18, Stafford moved out of his parent’s home to attend Cambridge University to study Philosophy and Morality. He continued his studies for 7 years at which point he completed his dissertation on ‘Consequentialism and how it is Impacting the Cold War’ and thus finished his PhD. During his time at Cambridge University, Stafford became a member of the Martial Arts society and learnt many combat techniques.

He gained the attention of the Foundation in 1979 shortly after he published a paper condemning the US and the USSR for their lack of care for their respective populations. After sometime keeping a close eye on Stafford, the Foundation recruited him into their ranks and initially stationed him at Site-63 in Scotland. However in 1985 was moved to Site-212 following an incident where he assaulted the Site-Director of Site-63. When asked why he did this, Stafford presented an 83 page document filled with information about the Site-Director. It seemed he had come to the conclusion that the Site-Director intended to betray the Foundation. The allegations were investigated but later dismissed.

Misc. Details

Left-Handed

Languages

English
French
Italian
Scottish Gaelic

Facts

Music/Artwork

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