¢ 60 cm (Length of the cooked trout). 

¢ 175 cm (Height of the Subject). 

¢ 525 cm (Length/Width of Containment Chamber 
#3942). 

¢ 310 cm (Height of Containment Chamber #3942). 


Test Log 11 
Subject: D-24390 


Procedure: D-24390 instructed to enter Containment 
Chamber #3942 with a measuring tape and a single ink 
marker. Subject is instructed to use the measuring tape 
in the room without using it on anything measured in 
Test [Log] 10, and use the marker to note the result. 


Results: D-24390 enters Containment Chamber #3942. 
Subject uses the measuring tape once, then leaves 
Containment Chamber #3942. No mark is present on the 
measuring tape; Subject is reprimanded. 


EXTRANEOUS LOGS REDACTED 
Test Log 15 
Subject: D-24390 


Procedure: D-24390 instructed to enter Containment 
Chamber #3942 with a single cooked trout and a loaded 
handgun (rubber bullets). Subject is instructed to use the 
firearm to prevent the trout from being lost. 


Results: D-24390 enters Containment Chamber #3942, 
discarding the cooked trout inside. Subject speaks for 
three minutes, then demonstrates appropriate use of the 
handgun without firing it, then discarding it. Subject is 
forcefully removed from Containment Chamber #3942. 
All bullets in the handgun are expended before security 
personnel can retrieve it; all expended rounds are 


removed from Containment Chamber #3942. Security 
personnel exit Containment Chamber #3942 with minor 
injuries. Subject severely reprimanded and reassigned. 


Test Log 16 
Subject: D-24391 


Procedure: D-24391 instructed to enter Containment 
Chamber #3942 with a single cooked trout and functional 
camera. Subject is instructed to photograph the room. 


Results: D-24391 enters Containment Chamber #3942. 
Subject becomes highly distressed and requests 
immediate help; Subject dies before assistance can be 
provided. Corpse of subject and camera are irretrievable. 


Test Log 17 
Subject: D-24392 


Procedure: D-24392 instructed to enter Containment 
Chamber #3942 with a single cooked trout and a 
functional tape recorder. Subject is instructed to begin 
recording in the room, and to speak while inside. 


Results: D-24392 enters Containment Chamber #3942. 
Subject dies. Corpse of subject and tape recorder are 
irretrievable. 


EXTRANEOUS LOGS REDACTED 
Test Log 23 
Subject: D-24393 


Procedure: D-24393 instructed to enter Containment 
Chamber #3942 with a notepad and pen. Subject is 
instructed to ask the question 'What do you want?’ while 
within the room, and to record any responses on the 
notepad. 


Results: D-24393 enters Containment Chamber #3942. 
Subject asks question, and records an answer on the 
notepad. Subject dies. Corpse of subject is irretrievable; 
security personnel successfully recovered the notepad. 
Notepad was inscribed with the phrase ‘Bring her back' 
in Subject's handwriting. 


EXTRANEOUS LOGS REDACTED 
Test Log 26 
Subject: D-24390 


Procedure: D-24390 instructed to enter Containment 
Chamber #3942 with a single cooked trout, and to 
remain inside for five minutes. 


Results: D-24390 enters Containment Chamber #3942, 
discarding the cooked trout. Subject speaks for the entire 
five-minute period, pausing intermittently. Subject 
forcefully removed from Containment Chamber #3942 by 
security personnel, who exit with minor to severe injuries; 
one member dies while removing Subject. Corpse of 
security member is retrieved for analysis; autopsy is 
inconclusive, stating the cause of death as ‘death by 
injury’. Subject is reprimanded. 


EXTRANEOUS LOGS REDACTED 
Test Log 34 
Subject: D-24390 


Procedure: D-24390 instructed to enter Containment 
Chamber #3942 with a single cooked trout with a 
measuring tape and a single ink marker. Subject is 
instructed to use the measuring tape in the room without 
using it on anything measured previously, and use the 
marker to note the result. 


Results: D-24390 enters Containment Chamber #3942. 
Subject becomes agitated and discards the marker and 


measuring tape. Subject calls for medical assistance 
(Approved). Medical personnel enter Containment 
Chamber #3942. Subject volunteers to assist medical 
personnel (Approved); Subject is sedated by medical 
personnel. Following insemination, Subject undergoes a 
macroscopic mitosis-meiosis event, resulting in a loss of 
biomass. 


Medical personnel and Subject (sedated) leave 
Containment Chamber #3942. 


Test Log 35 
Subject: D-24390 


Procedure: D-24390 instructed to enter Containment 
Chamber #3942 with a single cooked trout, and to 
remain inside for one hour. 


Results: D-24390 enters Containment Chamber #3942, 
discarding the cooked trout inside. Subject expresses 
happiness for five minutes before expressing concern. 
Security teams prepare to recover Subject forcefully. 
Subject speaks in hushed tones. 


Eleven minutes after entering Containment Chamber 
#3942, Subject utilises knowledge obtained from 
previous assignment to generate a rudimentary 
kinetoglyph! with their hands, blocking security 
personnel from entering Containment Chamber #3942. 
Security personnel report a containment breach in 
progress. 


Subject demonstrates how to construct the components 
of an elaborate kinetoglyph with their hands. Security 
personnel begin to physically destroy the initial barrier; 
Subject focuses their attention on preserving it while the 
elaborate kinetoglyph is constructed. Upon completion, 
the second kinetoglyph generates a temporary space- 
time manifold to an unknown location. Subject utilises 
the manifold to breach containment. 


Security personnel equipped with a portable Scranton 
Reality Anchor arrive, and immediately activate it. All 
kinetoglyphs within the area of influence immediately 
dissipate, along with their produced anomalous effects. 


Test Log 36 
Subject: D-24407 


Procedure: D-24407 instructed to enter Containment 
Chamber #3942 with four cooked trout, and to remain 
inside for one hour. 


Results: D-24407 enters Containment Chamber #3942, 
immediately discarding all cooked trout. Subject requests 
to leave (Denied). Subject is motionless for a 45-minute 
period, after which they cautiously move throughout the 
room. Subject leaves Containment Chamber #3942 at 
the end of the one-hour period. 


EXTRANEOUS LOGS REDACTED 


Footnotes 

1. From theSite-13 research fileon 86243AR-001 “Malidramagiuan”, 
“Kinetoglyphs, or kinetohazards, are mental and physical hazards 
that occur when an entity performs specific gestures and motions 
[...].” For further information, see Footnote 3 of SCP-1730 
documentation, and/or Addendum 1730.9. 


SCP-3944: Memory Is Fleeting 


Item #: SCP-3944 
Object Class: Safe 


Special Containment Procedures: SCP-3944 is to be kept in a 
standard, locked storage unit at Site-56. Storage unit should be kept 
locked at all times to prevent accidental usage. The code to the 
storage unit can be obtained from the Site Supervisor following 
testing approval. 


Transportation of SCP-3944 should be carried out by no more than 
three individuals, though typically two will be adequate. If more staff 
are required to be near SCP-3944, they must not come within a 1m 
radius of the object. Doing so will trigger SCP-3944's anomalous 
effect. 


Description: SCP-3944 is a black iron patio table measuring 80 cm 
in height and 122 cm in width, with a 5 mm thick tempered glass 
surface. 


SCP-3944 causes a "loop" of interrupted thought processes. 
Instances of SCP-3944-1 will stop mid conversation to ask another 
instance if they can recall the topic of conversation, having a 
momentary lapse in train of thought mid-sentence. It is at this point a 
repetitive looping effect takes place. In sequential clockwise order, 
instances of SCP-3944-1 will begin repeating a series of questions 
and replies to each other. This will not stop until an instance is 
removed from SCP-3944's radius, causing the number of subjects to 
fall below the minimum requirement for activation. 


Testing revealed that instances will not succumb to a lack of 
nutrition, dehydration or sleep deprivation. But upon cessation of 
SCP-3944's effect, SCP-3944-1 will expire or lose conciseness due 
to a lack of sustenance and exhaustion. The severity of which is 
directly proportional to the duration SCP-3944-1 is under the 


influence of SCP-3944. 


SCP-3944's anomalous effect is triggered when four! or more 
subjects, designated as SCP-3944-12, are stationed within a 1m 
sphere around the objects edge. If these requirements are met, 
SCP-3944-1 will display the following symptoms: 


¢ Subjects will begin to converse amongst themselves 

¢ Subjects will rapidly experience extreme short term memory 
loss 

¢ Paranoia 

* Loss of impulse control regarding spoken communication 


The combination of these symptoms creates the cognitive effect that 
only affects SCP-3944-1 instances. See Test Logs for in-depth 
information regarding the effects of SCP-3944. 


+ Discovery Log 


SCP-3944 was brought to the Foundation's attention 
when a Call was placed by an individual in ‘ 
California to local emergency responders. 


The caller was distressed over the phone and explained 
that he and his wife were attempting to check up on 
some friends who had been missing for a few days. They 
had driven to their friend’s house, and after inspecting 
the back of the property they located the missing 
individuals. The caller reported that all their friends were 
"repeating themselves, and would not respond to 
anything". The Foundation was alerted by an imbedded 
agent within the Emergency Call Center to a possible 
anomalous event. Agents arrived shortly after to the 
location disguised as local law enforcement. After 
entering the residence agents detained any witnesses, 
as well as individuals responsible for the call. 


It was discerned by Agent Haskell that the patio table 
was most likely the source of the anomaly after brief 
questioning of a detained individual. Unfortunately, Agent 
Haskell could not relay this information before Agent 


entered SCP-3944's effect radius. Backup was called in, 
including a field researcher. The area was cordoned off 
under the guise of a gas leak, and Foundation elements 
secured the property until the nature and severity of 
SCP-3944 could be ascertained and containment 
implemented. All involved parties were debriefed and 
administered Class-A amnestics before release. 


+ Test Log-01: Trigger 


Test #: 3944-01 

Foreword: SCP-3944 testing access granted 
to Researcher Dr. Daniels and Junior 
Researcher Dr. Shanon. They shall conduct all 
tests related to SCP-3944 unless transfer is 
deemed necessary. - Site Director 

Test Subjects: D-class test subjects (D-01- 
D-06). 

Test Parameters: This test is meant to 
ascertain the scope of SCP-3944. Subjects will 
approach the object incrementally as 
instructed, and sit on one of four non- 
anomalous chairs placed around SCP-3944 
until instructed otherwise. 


Results: D-Class were instructed to form a 
line directly outside of the test chamber. One 
by one Dr. Daniels instructed D-Class to 
approach SCP-3944 and take a seat and to 
not speak to each other. After a total of four 
subjects had taken seats at SCP-3944, D-03 
began telling a story to the other subjects. 
D-03 was reminded that they are not to speak, 
but all instructions were ignored. Remaining D- 
Class were not instructed to enter the room. 
By this point, D-03 was reaching what was 
assumed to be the climax of their 
conversation. Note that all other subjects 
around SCP-3944 are seen to be highly 
engaged in what D-03 is saying. 


D-03 is observed to suddenly cease speaking. 
D-03 appears confused and expresses that 
they had lost their train of thought, and could 
not recall what was being talked about. D-03 
looks to their left at D-O1 and asks if they 
remembered the topic of the conversation. 
D-01 is heard denying knowledge themselves 
and proceeds to ask D-02 to their left the exact 
same question followed by the same reply 
from D-04. At this point all subjects are 
considered under the influence of SCP-3944. 


Due to lack of data related to liberating test 
subjects from this effect. D-Class-01 though D- 
Class-04 were left under the effects of 
SCP-3944 for approximately two hours. A rope 
was thrown over the top of D-02 after some 
deliberation, and was pulled away from 
SCP-3944. 


After being dragged approximately 1m, all 
subjects were suddenly freed from the effects 
of SCP-3944. 


Researcher Notes: We now have a minimum 
participant number for the activation of SCP- 
3944. It was unfortunate that it took so long to 
remove the D-Class from it's effects. But we 
could not risk anyone else being influenced 
now that we activated it. Subjects were highly 
agitated and showed signed of high mental 
distress and trauma. It appears those under 
the effects of SCP-3944 are fully aware of their 
surroundings and actions. - Dr. Shanon 


*Site Director: Further research into a theoretical upper 
limit to the number of affected subjects is scheduled and 
approved. * 


+ Test Log-02: Upper Limit 


Test #: 3944-02 

Test Subjects: A total of 15 D-Class have 
been requisitioned. Designated D-01 though 
D-15. 

Test Parameters: The objective of this test is 
to ascertain an upper limit (if any) to the 
number of subjects that can be influenced by 
SCP-3944. Subjects are instructed to 
immediately approach the object and sit 
around, on top, under and stand around 
SCP-3944. Ensuring that the most space 
within 1m of SCP-3944 is occupied. All D- 
Class are fitted with remotely activated 
tethered harnesses for extraction. 


Results: Junior Researcher Shanon gives the 
command for all D-Class to engage in the 
testing parameters. All test subjects approach 
SCP-3944 and promptly begin sitting around, 
on top of and below SCP-3944. Any subjects 
that could not seat themselves are instructed 
to stand as close as possible to the object. 
Please note that only 11 subjects could 
successfully position themselves in theoretical 
area of effect. 


When asked, D-Class sitting on top of 
SCP-3944 describe it as being "Pretty solid for 
a cheap table". D-Class below SCP-3944 
expressed discomfort and complained about 
not getting a "good seat". After approximately 
10 minutes D-13 (Sitting atop the 
object)Sbegins conversing with D-06 who was 
below the table, and upon further observation 
was technically closer then D-04 who was also 
seated to the left of D-13. 


As with the previous test, all subjects begin 
forgetting the topic of conversation followed by 
repeated appeals for assistance from other 


Before coming in contact with any material from the containment 
site, personnel must be inoculated for Influenza, Hepatitis A, 
Hepatitis B, , Tetanus, Tick-borne encephalitis, and 

Full medical workups are mandatory on a bi-weekly basis for 
personnel working with SCP-511. 


Description: Instances of SCP-511 typically occur within residential 
structures with a block or stone foundation that includes a basement 
or crawlspace. All attempts to remove an instance of SCP-511 from 
such a residence have proved ineffective. (Ref: Interview 511- 
A) 


SCP-511 is always found associated with a colony of feral Felis 
domesticus, common domestic cats. Members of this colony are 
designated SCP-511-1.