SCP-3082-2: Okay. Great. |, uh, think | should keep 
moving now. There's nothing to eat where | am, so... I'll 
call you later. Bye. 


<End Log> 


Interviewed: SCP-3082-2 


Interviewer: Project Galileo operational team (through 
AEXD-1348) 


Foreword: The following interview took place 9 days 
after the previous. 


<Begin Log> 


[Visual feed opens on SCP-3082-2 in the branches of a 
maple section of SCP-3082-1. The subject behaves 
distractedly, often tugging at its hair or fiddling with its 
overall straps. ] 


SCP-3082-2: Hi. 


AEXD-1348: [YES] 


SCP-3082-2: Yeah... There's not really anything | 
wanted to talk about. | was just feeling kinda lonely. 


[The subject appears lost in thought. AEXD-1348 spins 
its motors to reclaim the subject's attention.] 


SCP-3082-2: Sorry. Were you trying to say something? 
AEXD-1348: [WE HAVE QUESTIONS] 

SCP-3082-2: Ah. Of course you do. Okay, shoot. 
AEXD-1348: [HOW DID YOU CAPTURE DRONE] 


[Adopting a conflicted expression, the subject bites its 
lower lip nervously.] 


SCP-3082-2: Um... Would you believe me if | said | have 
magic plant powers? 


[The Foundation's response is delayed. | 
AEXD-1348: ... [NO] 
[Hesitation is displayed by the subject.] 


AEXD-1348: [HOW CAPTURE DRONE] [WHY LEAVE 
VILLAGE] 


SCP-3082-2: |... Well... Do you guys share what | say? 
Like, with the kids in the village? Or the government or 
anything? 


AEXD-1348: [NO] [NO OTHERS KNOW WE FOUND 
YOU] 


SCP-3082-2: Is it going to, y'know, stay that way? 
AEXD-1348: [YES] 


SCP-3082-2: ...Okay. I'm going to tell you guys 


something that I've never told anyone before. It's a long 
story, but someone needs to know this in case | don't, 
y'know, make it... Some of the other kids figured out half 
of it. Maybe they told you or maybe you found the police 
report — about my sister? 


AEXD-1348: [JACQUELYN] 


[The subject removes its backpack and holds it close to 
its chest. It nods its head.] 


SCP-3082-2: Yeah. Jackie. 


[Holding its backpack a little closer to itself, the subject 
faintly smiles.] 


SCP-3082-2: This was her bag. She was the one who 
brought duct tape when we decided to run away 
together. [chuckling] | used to tell her that it could fix 
anything — she never believed me, but she thought to 
bring it anyway. Silly, right? Heh... 


[The subject sighs. ] 


SCP-3082-2: [taking on a softer tone of voice] | was 
twelve when we left, and she was seven. | know that | 
still look like I'm twelve, but it's been decades since then, 
really... Um. Before | go on, | need to tell you something 
that's kinda hard to believe. 


AEXD-1348: [OK] 


SCP-3082-2: My sister was special. Sometimes, when 
she wanted something to be true, it would actually 
happen — even if it was impossible. One time, | told her 
that our parents left us home alone on her birthday 
because... because there was going to be a surprise 
party in the park on her half-birthday. | said there'd be 
half a chocolate cake waiting for her in a big bouncy 
house. Six months later, after I'd forgotten about that, we 
went to the park... and it was all just like I'd described it 


to her. She wasn't surprised at all. Said she knew it'd be 
there. 


[The subject pauses.] 


SCP-3082-2: When we played in the woods, she liked to 
invent places. Pyramids. Jungles. Sandcastles. | would 
blink or look away, and suddenly they'd, um, be there. 
She made herself into a mermaid once. At the end of our 
games, | always told her that things should go back to 
the way they were supposed to be. And everything 
magical would disappear, and it'd be like nothing ever 
happened. Do you believe me? 


AEXD-1348: [YES] 


SCP-3082-2: Right. [frowning] You probably see weirder 
stuff all the time. 


[Silence falls.] 
AEXD-1348: [CONTINUE] 


SCP-3082-2: Oh, yeah. Sorry. | got a little distracted. 
What was | saying...? Right... It was after our parents 
had a really big fight — me and my sister ran away 
together. We went into the woods behind our house, 
where we always used to play, and we just... kept 
walking. After half an hour... we were scared. Scared to 
keep going and scared to go back. | looked away for one 
second... 


[The subject draws a shuddering breath and turns to the 
side, no longer facing the drone.] 


SCP-3082-2: | looked away. And when | looked back, 
she wasn't there, and | was standing on the porch of a 
tree fort cabin. There weren't any bridges or platforms 
back then. It was just me in that tree house... in a tree so 
big | didn't know where it started. Me. All by myself. 


[The subject closes its eyes. | 


SCP-3082-2: I'm not embarrassed to say that | cried. A 
lot. And | got thirsty and lonely... and | pretended that 
Jackie was there to listen to a bedtime story about 
pitcher plants full of water. The next morning, | found 
rope bridges and platforms going from the cabin to a... a 
grove place. Where the village is now. The pitcher plants 
were all over the place there. And there was fruit nearby. 
Lots of fruit. 


SCP-3082-2: A little while later, Rachel showed up. And 
then Ahmed. | told them a little bit about Jackie. Later, 
we figured out that more kids would keep coming, so... 
we started building a, uh, a place for them. You should 
know all the rest already. 


[Glancing at the branches above its head, the subject 
reaches up and tugs at a leaf.] 


SCP-3082-2: The tree does what | ask when it's feeling 
up to it. That's how | got this drone out of the air: | asked 
for it. [sighs] | still look twelve years old. My sister... she 
doesn't really look seven anymore. Or act the same. Not 
even close. She likes it too much, here in... well, Wexley 
calls it Neverland. | think Jackie might listen better if | get 
closer to the part of her that remembers, but for now... 
she just doesn't hear me when | say that it's time to go 
home. 


AEXD-1348: [EXPLAIN] 


[Shaking its head sadly, the subject begins reaching over 
the camera's view and toward the drone's battery. It 
appears unwilling to continue the conversation.] 


SCP-3082-2: Trees don't really think like people do. 
<End Log> 


Closing Statement: SCP-3082-2 has yet to contact the 
Foundation again since this interaction. 


Footnotes 

1. The self-proclaimed "chief royal council" is an oligarchical 
governing assembly of 7 civically engaged and relatively well- 
respected residents of SCP-3082-1-8. 

2. 0.2 to 0.3 L of water per pitcher 

3. This amount of rainfall has been determined to be gravely 
insufficient to sustain a plant organism of SCP-3082-1's mass. 
Researchers postulate that SCP-3082-1 either retains or generates 
additional water through anomalous means. 

4. The original rope bridges traversing the branches of SCP-3082-1 
at the time of the anomaly's discovery were unable to safely hold 
more than 130 kg at a time. The Foundation has since replaced the 
majority of these with new structures rated for 1500+ kg. 

5. [2.12 radians clockwise, 20 km inward, -50 km vertical] from 
reference point SCP-3082 [0 radians, 0 km inward, 0 km vertical]. 
6. See "Residents" case files for information regarding the subject 
designated SCP-3082-2 

7. Speculation that Jacquelyn Morrison currently resides within 
SCP-3082's pocket reality is unconfirmed. 


SCP-3083: Echoes of a Mistake 


Item #: SCP-3083 
Object Class: Euclid 


Special Containment Procedures: The orbit of the SCPS Kama 
has been altered to allow for easier monitoring of SCP-3083. The 
status of SCP-3083 is to be checked once daily, and its orientation 
noted if an activation event has occurred. SCP-3083-1 should 
always be retrieved if present, however samples of SCP-3083 need 
only be taken if its form is visibly altered. SCP-3083-1 instances are 
to be transferred to Site-22 during routine cargo exchanges with the 
Kama and stored in a secure locker. 


As SCP-3083 is too small to be observed by amateur telescopes, 
disinformation campaigns need only be directed at major 
observatories. As the number of independent sightings since 
containment has been miniscule, disinformation is considered a 
Foxtrot-Omega Priority containment task. 


Investigation into possible anomalous activity regarding Researcher 
Benich has concluded as of 14/05/2017, with negative results. 
Doctor Benich is not to be informed of the existence of SCP-3083. 


Description: SCP-3083 appears to be the severed head of 
Researcher Corey Benich, in geosynchronous orbit above Site-22. 
SCP-3083 exhibits none of the expected effects of prolonged 
exposure to Earth's uppermost exosphere, allowing for easy 
sampling of biological material from the wound. Attempts to move 
SCP-3083 from its position have been unsuccessful. 


After a period of time between 20 and 72 hours, SCP-3083 will 
undergo an alteration event, rotating to face a different direction. In 
14% of activation events, SCP-3083 also alters its physical form; 
72% of activation events include the generation of SCP-3083-1. 


SCP-384: Let Her In 


Item #: SCP-384 
Object Class: Safe 


Special Containment Procedures: Containment Unit-077, located 
directly outside Site-19, houses the current manifestation of 
SCP-384. It is to be outfitted with standard Foundation recording 
devices, and must be situated such that it cannot be considered part 
of Site-19. SCP-384 must be the only way to enter or exit 
Containment Unit-077, unless an experiment requires the 
destruction of SCP-384, in which case the directing Level 4 
researcher must approve the installation of an additional entryway in 
Containment Unit-077. 


When in use for experimentation, SCP-384 is to be observed at all 
times via closed circuit television. If remote observation fails for any 
reason, all personnel assigned to SCP-384 are to be notified, and 
only personnel with permission from the supervising Level 4 
researcher may enter Containment Unit-077. Personnel entering 
during the event of an observation failure must observe SCP-384 at 
all times. Failure by any personnel to do so will result in a complete 
lockdown of Containment Unit-077 and Site-19 passageways 
leading to it, with normal operation to only resume at the overseeing 
Level 4 researcher's command. Offending personnel are to be 
severely reprimanded. 


During experimentation, only approved personnel may converse 
with SCP-384-1. Conversations must be broken up into one-minute 
intervals. Interviewers must pause conversation at the one minute 
mark, wait at least thirty seconds, and then resume conversation. 


As of 3/22/20 , all researchers experimenting with SCP-384 must be 
accompanied by at least two armed guards. Personnel entering 
Containment Unit-077 will be subject to a standard Dangerous 
Material Search before being allowed entrance. 


SCP-3083-1 are small! objects that manifest within 1 meter of 
SCP-3083 after alteration events. A partial list of SCP-3083-1 can 
be found below. 


Addendum: Notable SCP-3083 Instances 


Date of Recovery Description Notes 
08/09/2015 Human male head, | First discovered 
short brown hair, neck instance; used as 
severed 6 cm below visual baseline for 
hyoid bone from human instances. 
apparent explosion | Genetic testing a 
>99% match with Dr. 
Benich. 
18/04/2016 Green and blue Genetic testing 
mottled skin similar | negative. 
covered in smooth 
scales, eyes ovoid 
with black sclera, lack 
of nares, mass of ten 
tentacles at crown of 
skull in place of hair 
21/04/2016 Features generally | — 
human, but skin 
covered in bristly fur 


13/09/2016 Appears to be ahead Genetic testing a 
of Sus scrofa? >98% match with Dr. 
Benich. 
15/08/2017 Same as baseline, but — 
shrunk by a factor of 
2.3 


Note: No non-human instance of SCP-3083 has ever been observed 
more than once. 


Addendum: Notable SCP-3083-1 Instances 


Date of Recovery Description Notes 
08/09/2015 Foundation-issue ID| 85% of recovered 
tag, identifying Corey SCP-3083-1 instances 
Benich as a have been 


16/09/2015 


17/09/2015 


04/12/2015 


30/07/2016 


19/02/2017 


"Foundation Magus 


Foundation-issue ID 


Level 3,"3 male,4 born tags. Identification has 


in Roanoke Falls, 
Virginia 


Foundation standard- 
issue pill bottle 
containing 12 pilis 
Men's eyeglasses, 
black frames 


USB flash drive 


Photograph depicting 
four humanoids in 
various states of 
decay, posing and 


smiling for the camera 


Ballpoint click pen 


been generally 
consistent,® with 
occasional variation in 
“Magus Levei". 

Pills found to contain 
galactan in powder 
form. Usage unknown. 
Only time eyeglasses 
have appeared as 
SCP-3083-1 not 
attached to face. 
Occurrence of 
eyeglasses in 4% of 
alteration events. Dr. 
Benich has 20/20 
vision. 

Unknown capacity. 
Insertion into 
computer terminal 
resulted in internal fire 
and total failure of 
terminal. Object not 
currently in storage; 
location unknown. 
Corresponding 
SCP-3083 instance 
appeared within 95% 
similarity of baseline. 


Logo does not 
correspond to any 
known company. Ink 
changes colors 
approximately every 
two seconds while 
writing. Due to 
negligence, item last 
seen approaching 


Saturn; retrieval 
considered low 


priority. 
18/04/2017 Resembles snack ber Writing has yet to be 
wrapper, features translated; materials 


writing in an abjad testing inconclusive. 
similar to Hebrew 
20/06/2017 Handwritten note Language isa 

descendant of 
Aramaic, written in 
Phoenecian alphabet. 
Sequence of numbers 
written as words. 
When entered as a 
telephone number, 
reaches a cafe in the 
Maldives. Further 
testing prohibited. 


Addendum: Incident 3083-01 


On 11/05/2017, Dr. Benich was given a full medical examination, as 
part of the ongoing investigation. A lump was discovered in her 
neck, and she stated that she was experiencing minor pains and 
growing difficulty in swallowing. Emergency surgery resulted in 
excision of a 2.4 cm tumor from Dr. Benich's thyroid. Chemotherapy 
was not considered necessary. As of 17/06/2017, Dr. Benich is fully 
recovered and has returned to normal duties. 


Footnotes 

1. Never larger than what could be easily held in the hand. 
2. Eurasian wild boar 

3. No such position exists at the Foundation. 

4. Consistent in 80% of visual and material observation. 

5. No such place exists. 

6. When instances contain writing in a known language 


SCP-3084: Seven Strangers at a Feast 


Item #: SCP-3084 
Object Class: Euclid 


Special Containment Procedures: Instances of SCP-3084 
encountered in the field are to be seized, documented, and stored 
within the Site-28 Secure Archives. Full screenings of SCP-3084 are 
permitted only to individuals assigned to activities within Plane-3084. 


Per established risk management protocols, personnel cleared to 
enter Plane-3084 for research purposes are to spend no more than 
eight hours within this space during any seven day period, and no 
more than 25 hours in any 30 day period. Medical and psychological 
screenings will be administered to personnel assigned to this 
function on a weekly basis. 


Description: SCP-3084 is a silent film titled Seven Strangers at a 
Feast. The majority of the film appears to have been made at some 
point in the late 1920s, however, certain elements suggest that parts 
of the film may have been made earlier or later than this time period. 
SCP-3084 has a total runtime of 2 hours and 17 minutes. Apart from 
an initial title placard, SCP-3084 does not feature any title cards to 
indicate dialogue, nor any indication that a musical score of any kind 
was intended. No records of the film's purported director, Jacob 
Nkurunziza, have been verified to exist.