Tensions are rising. Fantasy is becoming 
darker. We, the Serpents and the Hybrids are 
furiously trying to hold Them back, but the 
Giants and Elves wish to strike and make an 
Entrance. They say that your Family has 
grown stupid and ignorant. We hope this 
untrue. It would sadden us all greatly to know 
that You have Forgot. 


Document 1762-16 Date Obtained: / /20 A single, 
red instance of SCP-1762-2 emerged from SCP-1762-1. 
Its wings were torn and it was noticeably crumpled. It 
collapsed onto the floor one minute later, and did not 
move again. Upon its "expiration" the body of 
SCP-1762-2 rapidly unfolded and revealed a message 
written on the white side of the paper. 


War. Goodbye, friends. 


Two hours later, SCP-1762-1 opened and emitted flames 
that reached two meters in height, and temperatures of 
1700 °C. Sounds of distant roaring were heard from 
within SCP-1762-1. At 20:00 hours, a large amount of 
torn paper pieces and paper balls were ejected from 
SCP-1762-1. Several damaged SCP-1762-2 were also 
expelled and were deemed "deceased" upon 
examination. 


SCP-1762-1 continued to sporadically open and close for 
the next six weeks. During this time, it continued to emit 
fire as the amount of paper discharged from it steadily 
decreased; matter resembling muscle and tissue was 
continuously expelled from SCP-1762-1 at increasing 
frequency. 


SCP-1762-1 remained closed and inactive for the next 
seven months. 


Document 1762-17 Date Obtained: / /20 This 


document was discovered lying inside the interior of 
SCP-1762-1. It was written on parchment and many of 
the words had been blurred or stained with blood. 


Are you still out there, friends? We miss you 
dearly. Fantasy is no longer safe. Our haven, 
Your beautiful creation, is gone. The Giants 
are dead. The Centaurs are dead. The Birds 
have fled. We are going to bury Your Room. 
We cannot risk hurting you. This is our 
goodbye. Maybe one day, Your Family can 
build another Room. This may be a hollow 
hope, but We will cherish this thought. 


One hour later SCP-1762-1 began to shake and emit 
smoke for fifteen minutes, after which it began to sag 
and collapse. Several portions of the box began to char 
and tear, creating small burn holes throughout. The 
words "HERE BE DRAGONS" on the lid of the box were 
burned away. 


Document 1762-18 Date Obtained: / /20 This is the 
final message obtained from SCP-1762-1. It was written 
in ink on a papyrus scroll, and also depicted a scene of a 
painted, mountainous landscape filled with large trees 
and waterfalls. A single winged dragon can be seen in 
the background; it appears to be flying away. The 
message is written in black ink in the bottom right hand 
corner. 


Master says that we won't see You again. We 
are sad. So are the remaining Others. We 
once filled each other's heads with dreams 
and goals. It is so sad that we cannot share 
them any longer. Master says we have to go. 
He says that he will make us a new Fantasy. 
He says You cannot be a part of it. We are 
sad. We love you. We will not Forget you. We 
are scared. Will You Forget Us? 


Upon removal of Document 1762-18, salt water began to 


leak from SCP-1762-1 and the burn marks that covered 
the container began to disappear; three minutes later, 
SCP-1762-1 had been restored to its original state. The 
words "HERE BE DRAGONS" were replaced with the 
words "HERE WERE DRAGONS". 


— The Jabberwocky Event is declared concluded with 
this occurrence. — 


Addendum 3: Since the end of the Jabberwocky Event, 
SCP-1762-1 has shown no further anomalous properties 
and has been declared neutralized; SCP-1762-1 and 
three deceased instances of SCP-1762-2 now reside in 
Researcher Yoshihiro Takenaka's office for 
commemorative purposes. 


+ Addendum 1762-04: Update, Dec 31, 2015 


After nearly eight years of inactivity, Researcher 
Takenaka reported SCP-1762-1 began emitting purple 
smoke and spontaneously opened at 2300 hours, falling 
to the floor. It dislodged a single chunk of crystal (/ater 
identified as amethyst) and a large leatherbound book. 
The contents of this book appear to detail various 
species that once lived within the world of SCP-1762-2, 
though from what the author has written, all organisms 
mentioned are likely extinct. This book is now classified 
as 1762-BOL-1. The amethyst crystal had the following 
words carved into it: 


One last time. 


After falling, SCP-1762-1 continuously emitted smoke for 
the next forty minutes, before ceasing all activity. Upon 
trying to pick up SCP-1762-1, Takenaka reported that 
the box proceeded to disintegrate upon touching it. Its 
remains are now kept in a containment capsule in his 
office. 


« SCP-1761 | SCP-1762 | SCP-1763 » 


SCP-1763: Found Space Theatre 


Item #: SCP-1763 
Object Class: Safe 


Special Containment Procedures: The stairwell leading into the 
basement containing SCP-1763 is to be kept closed at all times, and 
guarded from the inside by two security personnel. A clearance level 
of 2 or higher is required for entrance. Personnel interested in 
viewing video records of performance incidents are to contact Dr. 
Howder. 


Description: SCP-1763 is a Class-4 (reclassified from Class-3 
following incident 1763-64) interdimensional portal’ located in the 
basement of West 38th Street, New York City, NY.2 At the time 
SCP-1763 was discovered, 76 folding chairs had been set up facing 
SCP-1763, in a formation typical of a proscenium space. While there 
is no box office, a metal bowl is placed on a small table at the 
entrance to the seating area with the label "donations". Any objects 
placed in the bowl will disappear at exactly one hour following the 
end of any performance incident. One hour before a performance 
incident, 40 to 70 programs will appear beside the bowl, detailing the 
performance that will take place along with a brief summary of the 
social context of the performance and an overlook of the 
organization performing the piece. Throughout Foundation 
containment of SCP-1763, only one organization has performed; 
however, several programs indicate that previous "companies" have 
made use of the venue. 


The reality visible within SCP-1763 appears to be a proscenium- 
arch-type stage, with two permanent sets of curtains3. The theatre is 
mainly constructed from wood4, with metal scaffolding above the 
stage>. This stage area is designated SCP-1763-1. 


SCP-1763-1 is currently used as a theatre venue by a large 
company designated SCP-1763-A. This company will perform on a 


monthly basis, with limited runs during the last full week of the 
month from Monday to Saturday. Shows typically start at 18:00 and 
run until 20:00 - 22:00, with a 15 - 20 minute intermission. There 
may also be a matinee on Fridays or Saturdays at 2:00. Alongside 
these regular performances, SCP-1763-A may also produce 
children's shows, stand-up comedy, or improvised theatre®. 


Members of SCP-1763-A show numerous anomalous properties. 
SCP-1763-A-17 is an incorporeal entity which operates through 
mechanical hands extending inwards from off-stage, SCP-1763-A-5, 
-6, and -12 are entirely skeletal, SCP-1763-A-7 and -8 possess two 
sets of arms, and SCP-1763-A-13 appears to be a member of Homo 
neanderthalis. Players may or may not be type-casted depending on 
their appearance. 


Construction of the set begins two weeks before opening, with dress 
rehearsals occurring three days before opening. Pieces performed 
by SCP-1763-A vary widely. Approximately one quarter of all 
performances correspond to existing plays. Thus far, the perceived 
cost of a production and the frequencies of production have not 
changed with audience attendance or the amount donated. 


Attempts to interact with the space within SCP-1763 have so far 
been unsuccessful. Tunneling around and into SCP-1763's apparent 
space leads to a mirror image of SCP-1763. 


Addendum: Samples of productions: 


Performance Incident #: 1 

Performance: "Ghoul or Girl" by "Glashmer Haghjsd" 
Program Description: A look at the life of a young, 
female Ghoul as she struggles to find her identity ina 
world of four genders. Body image problems, red 
squirting, and how parents are expected to deal with 
these issues are some of the numerous issues 
addressed in this piece. 

Observations: The four genders acknowledged in the 
play are male, female, "Hansi", and "Frog". SCP-1763- 
A-3 vomited an orange fluid onto the stage during the 
second act. 


Performance Incident #: 4 

Performance: Waiting for Godot by Samuel Beckett 
Program Description: Samuel Beckett's classic play is 
now being presented by the Harsh Lot Theatre 
Company. Vladimir and Estragon wait for a mysterious 
figure named Godot and provide insight into many 
problems facing society today. 

Observations: Researchers agreed SCP-1763-A-13's 
performance as Estragon was "charming". While 
mentions of Godot remained unchanged, "God" was 
replaced with "Dog" throughout the production. The 
reason for this remains unknown. 


Performance Incident #: 14 

Performance: "Play With the Jenklsedn" by "Rodney 
Harper" 

Program Description: A play all children should attend, 
Play With the Jenklsedn addresses problems of growing 
up, family issues, and even how to deal with a family pet. 
Observations: Scenes include "Bad Words", "Why We 
Share", and "Sexual Problems with Cats". 


Performance Incident #: 21 

Performance: "Love and a Sea Blorb" by "J" 

Program Description: A new comedy by J, Love and a 
Sea Blorb is sure to keep your appendix rumbling as we 
watch a man slowly fall into madness when a sea blorb 
breaks up with his mother! 

Observations: The production was overall quite 
humorous, albeit somewhat disturbing. 


Performance Incident #: 22 

Performance: "Yuk Yuks for Schmuck Schmucks" 
Program Description: For one night only, see some of 
Transervita's greatest comedians come all the way to 
New York for some great stand-up! 

Observations: SCP-1763-A-34 emitted a high-pitched, 
constant shriek for 10 minutes which caused 
uncontrollable laughter among researchers. 
Recommendation to avoid productions by any similar 


entities. 


Performance Incident#: 31 

Performance: Hamlet by William Shakespeare 
Program Description: One of Shakespeare's most 
famous works, the Harsh Lot Theatre Company performs 
their interpretation of this historic piece. 

Observations: Entire work was performed backwards, 
including the words themselves. In spite of this, the 
production was described by researchers as "oddly 
compelling". 


Performance Incident#: 36 

Performance: "Hat" by "Elaine Eniale" 

Program Description: On top on bottom on top on 
bottom on top on bottom you are nothing 

Observations: An experimental, 6-hour piece consisting 
of SCP-1763-A-37 removing and replacing a New York 
Yankees baseball cap while repeating "Hats are the 
system. We are the system. We are hats." Due to 
SCP-1763-A-37's properties, the hat was covered ina 
thick, pink slime. 


Performance incident#: 40 

Performance: "From Outer Space" 

Program Description: Some of Harsh Lot's best 
improvisers put on a two-hour show about an astronaut 
on Mars. What happens next? We'll just have to wait and 
find out. 

Observations: Mars was repeatedly referred to as being 
blue. 


Footnotes 

1. Similar to that observed inSCP-1986. 

2. Independent shows not necessarily associated with Broadway 
Theater are common in this area of New York City. 

3. These curtains are rarely used, as per trends among 
contemporary theatre. 

4. which will typically be painted over in order to match with the 
current production 

5. Note that this is exclusively used for prop work; no lighting units 


are apparent. 

6. Due to SCP-1763's nature, there is no audience participation in 
this form of improvisation. 

7. The director of most productions. 


« SCP-1762 | SCP-1763 | SCP-1764 » 


SPC-1764: DARD Information Restrictions Apply 


Supernatural Phenomenon Casefile Number #: SPC-1764 
Threat Classification: Deviant-9 (Spatial/Temporal) 


Operational Parameters Summary: The object in question is a 
small metallic disc, approximately ten centimeters in diameter and 
one millimeter in thickness. Analysis of the object's structure 
indicates that it is constructed of 99% titanium, with traces of 
platinum, iron, and kazmium. Both sides have been polished to a 
high sheen, and the object possesses a 99% reflectance rating. 


The object in question is to be maintained in a cryogenic suspension 
within a bath of liquid nitrogen. Should the temperature of the object 
exceed -210 degrees Standard, auditory and visual alarms will go off 
to warn all personnel in the area to retreat to a safe distance of no 
less than two hundred Standard Units until a specialized On-Site 
Response Team can be assembled to restore safe operating 
parameters. Under no circumstances are untrained personnel to 
enter the operational area without the permission of a Second Circle 
or higher authority. 


Further information on the nature of the object is restricted to any 
personnel who do not yet possess Level Nine Esoterica training due 
to Information Security concerns, and is outside the boundaries of a 
general Supernatural Phenomenon Casefile. 


Additional Information: The object in question appears to be an 
artifact of an organization calling itself the "Special Containment 
Procedures Foundation." The mission of this organization appears 
to be similar to that of the Deviant Artifacts Research Division of the 
Unified Empire. One odd phenomenon associated with this object is 
that the text of the Supernatural Phenomenon Casefile associated 
with this object has altered itself into the form of a "Special 
Containment Procedure" file using a different file format than that 
used by the DARD. The conclusion of the Theoretics Department is 


that a localized information anomaly has formed in relation to this 
object between two parallel membrane universes in a localized 
space-time. 


In layperson's terms, information pertaining to this object appears to 
have been "reversed" between our universe (referred to henceforth 
as "SPC"), and the alternate universe (referred to henceforth as 
"SCP") Even more unusually, this information leakage appears to be 
limited to the Supernatural Phenomenon Casefile Summary only. 
Supplementary reports and classified documents associated with 
the object in question appear unaffected, but any attempts to 
reformat or edit the casefile (or any copies of said casefile) back into 
a proper DARD format will revert within days, into the anomalous 
"SCP" format. For this reason, personnel are no longer to waste 
time and energy repairing the anomalous information discrepancy: 
as the "SCP" casefile includes an "addendum" explaining the nature 
of the format discrepancy, and the reasons why said discrepancy 
cannot be repaired, the effects on normal operating procedures are 
deemed minimal at worst. 


Supplementary Information: The object's alternate casefile itself 
has itself been classified as a Supernatural Phenomenon, classified 
Deviant-10 (Spatial/Temporal/Multiversal). Although abbreviated, the 
format and terminology used provide some interesting insights into 
the nature of this alternate dimension (as well as confirming that the 
information alteration is a two-way phenomenon, and that their 
version of the Supernatural Phenomenon Casefile has itself been 
similarly altered).