Dr. Safavi: ...| dream at night of another 
Howard Wong. Of a strange physician ina 
strange and grey country. | dream of fields of 
corn, and fields of wheat. | worry, Howard. | 
worry that this is the dream and that the reality, 
and that when | wake up- 


SCP-3444-9-B: Oh, most beloved, do not 
worry yourself on this count. After all, who 
says that dreams must not be real? To some, 
the dream is more real than the physical world. 
Perhaps this is not the world of matter, but the 
world of the spirit. Perhaps our joy is the 
expression of union with God. It matters not. 
All that matters is the feeling, in the here and 
now, of love. 


Dr. Safavi: Yes... Love. | love you. We can be 
happy here, even if only for an hour, a day, a 
minute, a few seconds, my hopes can be 
fulfilled. 


SCP-3444-9-B: Precisely. Let us drink, my 
dear. Let us drink to happiness! 


Dr. Safavi and SCP-3444-9-B then both drink 
their mugs. Dr. Safavi begins to cry. Dr. Safavi 
stands up, and kisses SCP-3444-9-B’s hand. 


Dr. Safavi: Remember me. When this is over, 
and the walls break apart, remember me. 


SCP-3444-9-B: Amir? What do you mean? 


Dr. Safavi: |... I’ve had training. Enough to 
know that this isn’t real. You’re not really here, 
you see. You're out there somewhere, in the 
grey world. Watching, probably. | must 
continue. | must go back. | must... be real 
again. 


SCP-3444-9-B: Amir, you are scaring me. 


Dr. Safavi: I’m sorry, my love. | truly am. I'll 
probably have forgotten by the next stop. But | 
love you. Always remember that. | love you. 


Dr. Safavi then enters SCP-3444-7. 
<End Log> 
Summary of Subsequent Silver Events: 


¢ At SCP-3444-8 (CLIMAX), the station opened onto 
the Naqsh-e Jahan Square for a second time. 
Several SCP-3444-9 instances, including 
SCP-3444-9-B, congratulated Dr. Safavi on his 
appointment to the Shah's court. 


* At SCP-3444's second manifestation (WAKE UP), 
a piece of slow piano music in the key of D Major 
began to play. Dr. Safavi seemed extremely 
satisfied. 


Note: Dr. Safavi and Dr. Wong have since entered into a 
romantic relationship. 


SCP-3444-8's locale is identical to that found outside SCP-3444-3. 
In this locale, the subject will usually be congratulated on their 
achievements during the Golden Event by a wide variety of 
SCP-3444-9 instances, often including those seen in prior locales; 
SCP-3444-9-B is invariably present. Subjects have invariably 
reported a feeling of complete satisfaction and bliss at this juncture. 


Experiment Log 447 A 


Experiment Log for SCP-447-2 
Approved by O5- 

Monitored by O5- , O5- , O5- 
Project Head: Dr. A. Clef 


All researchers working with SCP-447 are encouraged to append 
their results to this experiment log in the following format: 


Date: / / 
Test Subject: 


Procedure: 
Results: 


Notes: 


Date: / / 
Test Subject: SCP-882 


Procedure: SCP-447-2 was refined into a lubricant. SCP-882 was 
temporarily removed from its seawater bath and SCP-447-2 applied 
as a lubricant to all joints and connections. 


Results: Although SCP-447-2 was successful in reducing grinding 

and noise by 50%, it was also successful in removing rust from the 
structure. SCP-882 was immediately returned to its seawater bath, 
and staff on-hand were placed in quarantine for examination. 


Notes: "Let's not try that again, shall we?" - Dr. A. Clef 


Date: / / 


Please consult Experiment Log 3444-43 for more information. 
Experiment Log 3444-43: Section 8 


Subject: A cat (Felis Catus), belonging to Dr. Jacqueline 
Perry, Director of Site 90. The cat's name is 
"Skimbleshanks". Of note are the significant deviations 
from the ordinary nature of the locales visited. 


Summary of Prior Silver Events: 


¢ At SCP-3444-2 (ORIGINS), the station opened 
onto a narrow street in Istanbul.!3 No SCP-3444-9 
manifestations were visible except for a female 
Persian cat, believed to SCP-3444-9-A and 
representing the subject's mother. SCP-3444-9-A 
attempted to give the subject a dead bird, but the 
subject instead ran back into the station. 


¢ At SCP-3444-3 (BRIGHT LIGHTS), the station 
opened onto what appeared to be a large, 
spacious manor house during the daytime, with 
abundant gardens. The house contained several 
dozen cats within it, each occupying a room the 
size of a typical domestic house cat's territory. The 
house featured several versions of Dr. Perry, each 
holding a bowl containing an unlimited amount of 
wet cat food. The house was largely filled with 
scratching posts, cat-beds and piles of unwashed 
laundry. 


¢ At SCP-3444-4 (HARDSHIP), the station opened 
onto the gardens seen in BRIGHT LIGHTS, but 
with all entrances into the manor house closed. 
Instead of taking place during the day, the Silver 
Event took place at night. Several large, vicious 
house cats and Rottweilers were seen patrolling 
the garden, although none of them appeared to 
seriously threaten the subject. The subject spent 
the Silver Event attempting to hunt a small wren, 
eventually succeeding before returning to the train. 


¢ At SCP-3444-5 (FIRST SIGHT), the station 
opened onto a suburban street. The subject was 


seen meowing heavily at a large male Bengal cat, 


determined to be SCP-3444-9-B. The cats 


displayed typical courtship behaviour towards one 


another, before the subject returned to 
SCP-3444-5. 


¢ At SCP-3444-6 (BIG BREAk), the station opened 
onto a cat adoption agency. A pair of SCP-3444-9 
instances, each identical to Dr. Perry, entered the 
building and took the subject back to SCP-3444-6. 


¢ At SCP-3444-7 (LOVE), the station opened onto a 


back-garden. SCP-3444-9-B was present, and 


proceeded to [DATA REDACTED AT REQUEST 


OF DR. PERRY]. The subject then returned to 
SCP-3444-7. 


<Begin Log> 


SCP-3444-8 appears to open onto a large 
garden. While mostly covered in grass, it is 
flanked by trees. Its two distinguishing features 
are a large rock- upon which several feline 
SCP-3444-9 instances are lazing- an 
extremely tall tree in the centre of the garden, 
and a small hole in the ground. Several leaves 
are protruding from the hole in the ground. 


The two SCP-3444-9 instances resembling Dr. 
Perry seen in the previous Silver Event are 
standing directly behind the subject, smiling. 
SCP-3444-9-B can be seen. 


The subject emits a vocalisation, and walks 
towards SCP-3444-9-B. SCP-3444-9-B notices 
the subject, and walks towards her. The 
subject and SCP-3444-9-B begin to purr. The 
subject gently nuzzles SCP-3444-9-B. 


SCP-3444-9-B then emits a vocalisation, 
before running towards the central tree. 
SCP-3444-9-B begins to climb the tree. The 
subject follows, doing the same. 


The subject and SCP-3444-9-B. climb the tree 
until they reach its height. There, they see a 
small circle of dirt levitating in the air. They 
enter the circle, and climb out of it. They are 
now once again on the surface of the garden, 
having climbed out of the aforementioned hole. 


The subject emits a loud vocalisation. 
SCP-3444-9-B also emits a loud vocalisation. 
The two stare at one another, purring, for 
approximately 2 minutes. The subject then 
turns and re-enters SCP-3444-8. 


<End Log> 
Summary of Subsequent Silver Events: 


¢ At SCP-3444's second manifestation (WAKE UP), 
the subject was noted to have "meowed 
mournfully" before leaving the station. 


SCP-3444's second manifestation contains three notable deviations 
from SCP-3444: 


* The station's sign reads "WAKE UP" instead of "NOWHERE", 
and the digital display is absent. 

¢ Both the subject within and outside observers report hearing 
music- often piano music- being played. 

* SCP-3444-9 instances can appear here, apparently 
independently of the "script" of the Golden Event. 


Upon leaving the station, SCP-3444 disappears and it ceases to 
have any effect on the subject in question. 


Please consult Experiment Log 3444-45 for more information. 


Experiment Log 3444-45: Section 9 


Subject: Jacqueline Perry, Director of Site 90. Dr. Perry 
has had cognitohazardous training, but was using 
SCP-3444 for recreational purposes, and thus chose not 
to employ it. 


Summary of Prior Silver Events: 


¢ At SCP-3444-2 (ORIGINS), the station opened 
onto another corn field, with a small farmhouse 
containing the SCP-3444-A instance. It was noted 
at this point that the Golden Event had taken the 
form of a musical, as Dr. Perry began to sing about 
the boredom she felt in the countryside. 
SCP-3444-A took the form of Dr. Perry's mother, 
and told her that she should "give up her dreams 
of acting", as they were "unsuitable for a young 
lady". Dr. Perry simply left the building without 
speaking, and returned to SCP-3444-2. 


¢ At SCP-3444-3 (BRIGHT LIGHTS), the station 
opened onto what appeared to be an idealised 
version of Los Angeles in the 1950s. Of particular 
note is the prevalence of art deco architecture in 
the city's makeup, and an anachronistic level of 
minority integration. Dr. Perry engaged in a 
musical number, along with the SCP-3444-9 
instances present, concerning her acting dreams 
and desire to become a major Hollywood film star; 
the musical number finished with her being bodily 
flung by several male SCP-3444-9 instances into 
SCP-3444-3. 


¢ At SCP-3444-4 (HARDSHIP), the station opened 
onto a slum of Los Angeles, but which bore a 
remarkable similarity to areas of New York in the 
late 1980s. It should by noted that Dr. Perry grew 
up in New York during the 1970s and 1980s. Dr. 
Perry was seen working as a waitress in a small 
cafe, before singing a solo musical piece, 


accompanied by a violin, discussing her 
depression and numerous failed auditions. 


At SCP-3444-5 (FIRST SIGHT), the station 
opened onto a 1980s-style nightclub. SCP-3444-9- 
B was a Latino male in his mid-20s, who worked 
as a bouncer at the nightclub. The two engaged in 
a salsa dance in the centre of the nightclub for 
most of the duration of the Silver Event. 


At SCP-3444-6 (BIG BREAK), the station opened 
onto the grounds of a major Hollywood studio. Dr. 
Perry gave an audition to a pair of SCP-3444-9 
instances representing studio executives. The 
instances appeared pleased with her performance, 
and Dr. Perry successfully got a major role ina 
Hollywood film about the SCP Foundation. This 
was followed by an elaborate musical number 
about her happiness. 


At SCP-3444-7 (LOVE), the station opened onto a 
motel car park. Dr. Perry and the SCP-3444-9-B 
instance engaged in a romantic musical number, 
wherein they profess their feelings for one another, 
before each left the area; Dr. Perry headed back to 
SCP-3444-7. 


At SCP-3444-8 (CLIMAX), the station opened onto 
the Dolby Theatre, LA, where Dr. Perry is seen 
receiving the Academy Award for Best Actress. 
SCP-3444-9-B was seen applauding her from the 
crowd. Following her acceptance speech, Dr. 
Perry returned to SCP-3444-8. 


<Begin Log> 
Dr. Perry steps off SCP-3444-1, and onto the 
platform. 


After five seconds, piano music can be heard, 
and Dr. Perry begins to sing. 


Dr. Perry: Ohhh, won't you come with me to 
paradise, 

And feel the way things were, 

Ohhh, won't you come with me to paradise, 
And dance in a moonlit blur, 


At this point, SCP-3444-9-B suddenly appears 
in the camera shot, coming from the left of the 
platform. SCP-3444-9-B then begins to sing. 


SCP-3444-9-B: Ohhh, won't you come with me 
to paradise, 

And feel sand on your feet, 

Ohhh, won't you come with me upon this night, 
And forget the snow and sleet, 


Dr. Perry: Ohhh, for those misspent nights in 
paradise, 

That fantasy out of time 

Ohhh, for all of those heavenly stars to shine, 
To forget such lonely lives 


SCP-3444-9-B: Ohhh, | wish that in our 
misspent youth, 

When we could just catch a train, 

We'd dream dreams that are now denied to us, 
Of the City of Angels, 


Several SCP-3444-9 instances, dressed in full 
tuxedos, appear in both sides of the camera 
shot. The music suddenly changes to that of a 
full orchestra, increasing the intensity and 
tempo of the music dramatically. Dr. Perry, 
SCP-3444-9-B and the rest of the SCP-3444-9 
instances begin a complex musical number. 


SCP-3444-9 instances: Ohhh, for long-lost 
thoughts of this paradise, 

That as children we forgot, 

Ohhh, for this starlight, lovestruck paradise, 
That as adults we could not, 


Ohhh, for this makeshift train-clad paradise, 
Its tortured and lovelorn seas, 

Ohhh, come with me to this heaven with me, 
To the way things should have been. 


Dr. Perry: And in that wondrous, starlit night, 


SCP-3444-9-B: And in that grand motel at 
morn, 


Dr. Perry: And walking on the waterfront, 


SCP-3444-9-B: And on that fresh golden 
dawn! 


SCP-3444-9 instances: Ohhh, won't you 
come with her to paradise, 

Where things are as they should be, 
Ohhh, for our childhood paradise, 

Ohhh, to think what could have been, 


Ohhh, for this makeshift train-clad paradise, 
Its tortured and lovelorn seas, 

Ohhh, come with her to this heaven with her, 
To the way things should have been. 


At this point, the SCP-3444-9 instances, 
including SCP-3444-9-B, all disappear from 
the camera feed with an elaborate flourish. Dr. 
Perry is left alone on the platform, at this point 
on her knees and singing towards the sky. 


Dr. Perry: Ohhh, won't you come with me to 
paradise, 

To a ramshackle fantasy, 

Ohhh, won't you come with me to paradise, 
And dance in the sky with me... 


Dr. Perry then exits SCP-3444 by the 
entrance. Agents Cartwright and Olivers are 
waiting to collect her. 


Agent Cartwright: Nice singing, doctor. 


Dr. Perry: Shut up, Cartwright. Time to go 
home. 


<End Log> 


Footnotes 

1. Usually between 90 and 160 minutes later, but events have been 
known to be as short as 30 minutes and as long as 510 minutes. 

2. Commonly called a "Northern", this type of train was first used on 
the Northern Pacific Railway, which ran through North Dakota 

3. Notable as being the month in which the first full-length "sound 
film", The Jazz Singer, was released. 

4. Though sometimes, especially in cases where the subject lacked 
a prominent parental figure during their childhood, a figure acting in 
a parental role can substitute 

5. The nature of this success was left vague. 

6. Noted to be extremely similar to the alarms used in D-2508's cell 
block to sound an escaped prisoner, but far more exaggerated. 

7. Following 18 experiments using D-Class personnel, it was 
determined that SCP-3444 was safe to use. Foundation personnel 
were consequently used in subsequent tests. 

8. Dr. Westwood has described the landscape as being similar to 
her homeland in the Northwestern Territories, Canada. 

9. It appears that Dr. Westwood's cognitohazardous resistance 
completely broke down following the Silver Event of SCP-3444-5. 
10. A splinter-group of the Church of the Broken God, which 
adheres to the technological norms of the Industrial Revolution and 
sees the production of clockwork and analog technology as a form 
of prayer. 

11. Some form of spatial anomaly appeared to be affecting the tree, 
as the climb only took Dr. Montague and SCP-3444-9-B 10 minutes. 
12. Miniature painting is a hobby of Dr. Safavi's. 

13. It should be noted that the subject was adopted by Dr. Perry 
from a charity set up to rehome Turkish strays cats. 


SCP-3445: Grave Insights 


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Item #: SCP-3445 
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