Procedure: D-0127 was instructed to attempt a logic 
puzzle while wearing SCP-3639. 

Results: D-0127 did not attempt to solve the puzzle, 
instead berating the personnel conducting the test. Test 
was terminated after 45 minutes. 

Analysis: Testers are encouraged to take a more 
conciliatory attitude towards D-0127 to improve 
cooperation for future testing. — Researcher Bolland 


TestG- // 


Subject: D-0127 

Procedure: Researchers cleared for engagement were 
encouraged to interact with D-0127 in order to prevent 
the need for additional test subjects, while also 
documenting their interactions to examine SCP-3639's 
effect in a conversational environment. 


Results: D-0127 agreed to continue as a testing subject, 
in exchange for additional accommodations. Research 
personnel noted that D-0127 did not make unreasonable 
demands, despite their disposition. 

Analysis: Until further notice, D-0127 is to be housed in 
the research quarters, with appropriate measures being 
taken in accordance with their D-Class status. — 
Researcher Bolland 


Bolland, this is highly unorthodox. Please fill out the 
necessary documentation for a meeting with me 
justifying this move. — Deputy Director MacKenzie 


TestJ- // 


Subject: D-0127 

Procedure: D-0127 was placed in a standard living 
chamber, with a sealed door between them and double 
food rations. Materials to remove the door were placed in 
their presence. 

Results: D-0127 destroyed the door in a violent fashion, 
ignoring the keycard and other nondestructive tools 
placed at their disposal. 

Analysis: D-0127 is to be given access as necessary to 
prevent more negative interactions with barriers, as they 
have been shown to be harmful for persons attempting to 
meet their goals. — Deputy Director MacKenzie 


Addendum 3639-B: Following the completion of the testing battery, 
SCP-3639-1 had been given full access to the Site-30 facility, living 
in the quarters of Researcher Bolland's team. A critical mass of 
personnel on-site had become affected by SCP-3639, forming a 
shadow chain of authority on-site. SCP-3639-1 used this influence to 
disrupt on-site activities for their personal gain. 


Several days after this state of affairs came to be, off-site 
communication analysts noticed aberrations in Site-30's reports. 
SCP-3639-1 had instructed the falsification and misrepresentation of 
on-site activities, which eventually led to noticeable inconsistency. 


At this point, Foundation agents began investigating and quickly 


contacted unaffected members of the site, who provided intelligence 
revealing the scope of SCP-3639's influence over Site-30. MTF 
Eta-10 was deployed, and were able to recover SCP-3639 and 
terminate SCP-3639-1 via long-distance firearms. 


All personnel affected by SCP-3639 were given amnestic treatment 
and therapy, while all other personnel were reassigned while Site-30 
was reorganized due to this critical failure destroying morale and the 
capacity for research or containment in its present state. 


Addendum: Interview Log 3639-G 
Interviewed: Researcher David Bolland 
Interviewer: Agent Katie Hikks 


Foreword: Subject was detained for possible 
collaboration with D-0127 


<Begin Log> 
Ancillary communication redacted 


Agent Hikks: Start from the beginning. | Know this is a 
stressful time for you, and | can promise that I'm not 
going to drop you out of your chair if you think | might not 
like your answer. You were testing with the D-Class. At 
what point do you think the experiment began to go out 
of hand? 


Rsr. Bolland: It was... our first project. My first project, 
leading a science team. We'd all passed our psych evals, 
which maybe could've maybe been the problem. We all 
knew, in our heads, the danger was there, but there was 
some kind of a safety bubble. We were ready, couldn't 
happen to us. There wasn't anything particularly 
dangerous about a pair of suggestive boots, we thought. 


Agent Hikks: What was your process for choosing 
D-0127, specifically, among the D-Class available to 
you? The files I've read indicated that you had only a few 
candidates to choose from. Give me your thought 


process, especially considering this was something 
entirely new to you and your team. 


Rsr. Bolland: We thought the non-violent personality 
wouldn't offer problems. That could have, uh, contributed 
to us letting our guard down. The only thing ever 
recorded on their file was talking back to a guard in mess 
hall for their attitude. Did we not take them seriously 
enough? | thought it would help us, to do the best with 
what we had. 


Agent Hikks: Not taking them seriously enough might 
have been a possibility, in my estimation. The records | 
have in front of me show you complained there were 
‘slim pickings’ in your personnel reports. Any resentment 
towards administration there? They did rebuke you for 
the language choices you made there. 


Rsr. Bolland: Not resentment... | have respect for the 
way things are done. | know there are more important 
experiments happening that I'll never know about. 
Cosmic bulls with twelve eyes that they have to senda 
thousand men every solstice just to survive, or some 
stuff like that. Usually the cream of the crop gets taken 
by higher-priority projects. Allocation is biased. | just 
always felt it wasn't fair to the younger generation- 


Agent Hikks: Let's stick to what we're here for. You're 
not exactly a prime candidate to show that the youth 
movement can tackle big projects straight out of the 
gate. Catastrophe happened here. Things seemed to 
have escalated quickly. 


Rsr. Bolland: The experiments began as normal. We 
went through the baseline testing, then moved on to the 
stickier stuff. | think, maybe, it started to go downhill in 
the second battery of testing. That was when we started 
talking to D-0127. About things... other than testing. 


Agent Hikks: Focus. It didn't seem to take long to go 
from talking to sympathizing with the D-Class, did it? 


Your team members said you took the lead on inquiring 
outside of the approved topics. What were your early 
conversations like, the ones that occurred in the test 
chamber? 


Rsr. Bolland: | wouldn't say | was the first to start 
talking, but D-0127 was more responsive to me more 
than the others. They had a real sob story. From 
Milwaukee, grew up in Ohio, they said. My dad came 
from there. | think the first conversation was about how 
the river had caught on fire. Claimed they were just a 
drifter caught in the wrong place at the wrong time. Said 
the only good thing about being with us was that they 
kicked some drug habits. 


Agent Hikks: So pity turned into obedience? You think 
oh, this person shares some culture with me, maybe they 
shouldn't be where they're at? Maybe they have some 
good ideas? How did that continued escalation happen? 


Rsr. Bolland: The turning point was letting them out of 
the D-Class areas. When the Deputy Director got 
involved and turned like... us, thinking like us, pretty 
quickly. When there was a higher up making it seem 
okay. It was just... easier. To think of some justification 
for why we did what we were doing. To go from 
privileges, to providing. There always seemed to be a 
good reason in our heads. 


Agent Hikks: Was the exposure of the Deputy Director a 
deliberate action, or a consequence of something else? 
There seemed to be dramatic uptick in the situation once 
he got involved with the experiment, if you could even 
still call it an experiment at that point. 


Rsr. Bolland: | think he might have been trying to 
intervene. Pretty early on, it seemed, there was 
suspicion that something was not right. But either there 
was some improper following of protocol, or something 
else that just went wrong. But when he came to our test 
area, | think, there was some direct engagement with the 


subject. He was the first outside our group to come 
under D-0127's influence. 


Agent Hikks: You and your team are more or less 
patient zero in this fiasco. Did it take long for a critical 
mass of your coworkers to become affected? 


Rsr. Bolland: Not a lot of people actually even saw 
D-0127. A few higher ups, us, and then if anyone came 
to close asking questions they were pretty quick to not 
ask tons more once they had a chat with D-0127. | 
remember on the first day, there were a lot of 
conversations and murmuring but that was the extent of 
any reaction | saw. | could see in people's eyes when 
they looked at me, they had questions, but there was... 
fear too, of what would happen if they asked them. 


Agent Hikks: | reviewed memorandum you sent out to 
your colleagues. It seems you were focused more on 
reassuring them that everything was normal than 
anything else. Talking a lot about an imminent return to 
normalcy and how things really weren't that different than 
they had been before. 


Rsr. Bolland: Not just me, that was the key to the whole 
game, in D-0127's eyes. This was all being improvised. 
We weren't being mind controlled, when we did what 
they wanted, the more we did the more easy it came to 
justify what came before, with the precedent. Everyone 
else seemed to be moving with the program, so we kept 
going, and the tension ratcheted up another notch. It 
wasn't normal. 


Agent Hikks: If people didn't feel it was normal, why 
wouldn't they leave, or revolt, or tell someone off-site? 
There can't have been that many people comfortable 
with a D-Class still in their jumpsuit calling the shots ina 
fairly obvious way. 


Rsr. Bolland: | think they figured the higher ups would 
figure it out, nobody would want to be the first to die 


when there's almost certainly rescue on the way. That 
was something | was afraid of in the back of my mind. If 
D-0127 had asked me to lead a lynch mob | don't know if 
| would have said no. Fearful, a lot of dread was in the 
air. It was easier going with the crowd. Enough key 
people, high ups, were affected or cowed. Maybe... | just 
don't know. I'm sorry this happened. Everything went out 
of control so quickly... 


Agent Hikks: Hey, stay focused. | know you were pretty 
isolated after a certain point, but what were people 
saying? Did they talk about escaping, cooperating, 
organizing to fight back? 


Rsr. Bolland: Sorry. After the first day not a lot of people 
talked to me. Maybe they thought | wasn't... someone 
they could talk to. | saw a lot of people keeping their 
heads down. 


Agent Hikks: You had a unique perspective, from your 
place at the very start of all this. Can you give any 
information about how this spread? Was it maybe a viral 
thing, or a more social phenomenon? 


Rsr. Bolland: | didn't know exactly how many people 
were affected, and | don't think anyone else did either. A 
giant prisoner's dilemma. Nobody had experience with a 
breach like this. You expect these things to be sudden, 
and this was sudden, but in a different, insideous way. 
No blood and guts and twisted metal. Instead, 
handwritten orders from your boss asking how that 
birdhouse you were working on was coming along and 
oh, by the way, can you fudge the truth on behalf of 
this... person who essentially wasn't human, to us, a 
slave, the day before. 


Agent Hikks: Did D-0127 say anything to you directly, 
once they had effective control of the facilities? You were 
doing a lot for them in writing the memorandum telling 
your fellows to get with the program. Was there anything 
you got promised in return for this collaboration? 


Rsr. Bolland: After the testing, the flattery, the 
sympathy... not a lot. | guess once they were done with 
me | wasn't really a part of their life anymore. In my 
head, | justified it as really helping a person, that maybe 
it wasn't so bad. There were so many injustices we had 
done to them, the D-Class, | couldn't really see anything 
they were doing to us as really being that awful. Nobody 
was being lined up to get shot at the end of the month, 
whether that actually happens or not. You know, 
sometimes, what we do to them, the D-Class, it can be a 
fate worse than death. 


Agent Hikks: You're still sympathizing, then. Anyone 
can spin a sob story, you know. None of what D-0127 
said to you is definitive truth. Do you still have these 
feelings about D-Class, or D-0127 specifically? 


Rsr. Bolland: I'm still thinking about it. I'm not sure 
where those boots end and my own thoughts are 
anymore. Can we take a break? 


Agent Hikks: | think we've got everything that will be 
productive here. We'll contact you for the next follow-up 
soon... I'm sure you'll have plenty of time to speak with 
us. 


<End Log> 


Closing Statement: After action reporting indicates that 
the broad majority of staff were not affected by 
SCP-3639. It was not a matter of a thug taking control of 
the site and calling all the shots directly. There may not 
have been more than a half-dozen key persons taken by 
the effect. It was social and peer pressure that played 
the main role in allowing D-0127 to seize effective control 
of the facility for as long as they did. When people are 
given a role, they tend to follow along. Even if the role is 
mad. — Agent Hikks 


SCP-3640: Escape from the House of Mouse 


Item #: SCP-3640 
Object Class: Keter 


Special Containment Procedures: All Foundation personnel are 
advised to avoid reading brochures for self-guided tours in the state 
of Florida, and to bring any such brochures they find to their local 
Archival Department to be transferred to Mobile Task Force 
Lambda-12 ("Pest Control"). 


Lambda-12 has been assigned to investigate potential SCP-3640- 
Alpha hunting grounds. They are authorized to terminate instances 
of SCP-3640-Alpha with lethal force. All known SCP-3640 hunting 
grounds have had their surrounding properties acquired by the 
Foundation; these properties are to be used as subsidized 
accommodations for Foundation personnel on mental health leave 
who have not read any instance of SCP-3640. 


The legal department of the Walt Disney Company is currently under 
surveillance for any documentation that might indicate awareness of 
SCP-3640-Alpha. 


Description: Instances of SCP-3640 are tourist brochures 
advertising self-guided tours of areas associated with urban 
legends, hauntings, cryptid sightings, and folklore in the US state of 
Florida. An individual that reads an instance of SCP-3640 and visits 
the specified starting location at any of the specified times will be 
subject to predation by an instance of SCP-3640-Alpha. 


Instances of SCP-3640-Alpha are predatory organisms that 
superficially resemble uniformed mascots associated with media 
properties owned by the Walt Disney Company mass media 
conglomerate (such as Mickey Mouse, Donald Duck, Minnie Mouse, 
and Goofy). Though they are endemic and widespread throughout 
the state of Florida, instances of SCP-3640-Alpha are observed to 


hunt only at the times and locations specified in SCP-3640. 


Testing with D-Class personnel has shown that SCP-3640-Alpha 
instances follow certain rules while selecting prey: 


* SCP-3640-Alpha instances will only approach individuals who 
have read SCP-3640. 

* If any member of a group has not read the brochure, then 
SCP-3640-Alpha instances will avoid the group entirely. 

¢ If all members of a group have read the brochure, then the 
number of SCP-3640-Alpha instances preying on the group 
will be equivalent to the number of members in the group. 

¢ SCP-3640-Alpha instances will not pursue prey that cross 
outside of Florida state lines. 


It is still unclear how instances of SCP-3640-Alpha grow, reproduce, 
or consume prey. 


Addendum: Investigation and Recovery Logs 
+ D-Class Reconnaissance Log 


VIDEO LOG 


SUBJECT: SCP-3640-Alpha 
TEAM: D-1525 (D-15)