Addendum 103-b: On / / , SCP-103 reported to a Foundation 
medical facility. SCP-103 was observed at this time to be vomiting 
copious amounts of blood, in excess of _ liters. This blood did not 
match SCP-103's blood type, nor did it [DATA EXPUNGED]. A 
stomach pump procedure was attempted, but failed due to the 
volume of blood being produced. Within hours, blood flow ceased. 
Shortly thereafter, Foundation medical personnel initiated an 
exploratory surgical procedure. 


Upon opening SCP-103's stomach cavity, Doctor Yun noted "several 
protrusions along the outer lining of the stomach, in an 
approximation of a human face". When Doctor Yun attempted a 
biopsy, the protrusions "...suddenly retreated, implying that they 
were the imprint of a foreign body inside the stomach." 


(Doctor Yun was instructed to continue the exploratory procedure, 
and performed admirably. His reluctance was noted on record, and 
will be submitted as evidence in the hearings of Supervisor 's 


court martial procedure.) 


When the stomach was opened, [DATA EXPUNGED]lilar to 
Cestoia[DATA EXPUNGEDfIfatalities including Doctor Yun, 
Research Assistant Sims, and Research Assistant Renfield. Medical 
Supervisor 's negligence is under review. 


SCP-103 has been reclassified Euclid and recontained with updated 
containment protocols. 


« SCP-102 | SCP-103 | SCP-104 » 


SCP-104: The Lonely Ball 


Item #: SCP-104 
Object Class: Euclid 


Special Containment Procedures: SCP-104 is currently contained 
in a steel box with electronic keypad access. Access is to be 
restricted to class 3 and higher. Do not allow SCP-104 to come in 
contact with any living tissue. Any and all interaction with SCP-104 
is to be handled via robotic assistance, or with full haz-mat suits and 
gloves. Anyone found to be “imprinted” by SCP-104 must submit for 
“unimprinting”. Failure to do so within 24 hours of exposure will 
result in termination. 


Description: SCP-104 is a sphere, 35.5 cm (14 in) around and 
weighing 2.3 kg (5 lbs). The outside is glass and very smooth, 
coating the sphere in a layer 6 mm (0.2 in) thick. Under this layer is 
an extremely intricate design of very thin black and white lines. This 
inner “core” is a delicately carved ball of wood, giving slight texture 
to the line design. The design itself is unimaginably complex and 
seems to form something of a Rorschach test, as all viewers seem 
to have a different interpretation. Movement or a ticking sound from 
inside the sphere has been reported, but at this time is unconfirmed. 


Whenever a human touches SCP-104 in its “Unimprinted” state, it 
will “Imprint” on the subject. If the imprinted subject moves more 
than 9 m (30 ft) from SCP-104 for more than five minutes, SCP-104 
will appear within 2 m (7 ft) of the imprinted subject. This shift 
appears instantaneous, disappearing and reappearing in less than a 
nanosecond, regardless of distance or intervening objects. Every 
hour that the subject remains within 9 m (80 ft) of SCP-104, it will 
move one foot closer to the subject until it is touching the subject. 
When SCP-104 is touching its imprinted subject, it will not attempt to 
move closer. SCP-104 will not exhibit this behavior to non-imprinted 
subjects and will only imprint on one subject at a time. Thick cloth or 


metal appears to block the imprinting in most cases. Testing of 
SCP-104 with multiple instances of SCP-1680 suggests this 
imprinting is not genetically based, as SCP-104 does not change 
behaviors when faced with multiple genetically identical subjects. 


SCP-104 also appears to be indestructible, in that it always appears 
whole and undamaged after reappearing. Even after being crushed 

and incinerated, SCP-104 will reappear whole and undamaged if its 
imprinted subject is outside of its minimum range for more than five 

minutes. SCP-104 causes paranoia and anger in most subjects, but 
this is not an effect of the sohere as some are wholly unaffected by 

the constant presence of SCP-104, if slightly annoyed at times. 


SCP-104 can only be “unimprinted” if the subject is killed or enters a 
near-death like state. SCP-104 will then enter its unimprinted state 
until touched. Thick gloves appear to block the imprinting process, 
as long as they are more than 13 mm (0.5 in) thick. SCP-104 was 
recovered in a flea market from a man carrying it in a bowling bag. 
The man never identified himself and sold it to Agent fora 
quarter, thanking him profusely before running off. 


Notes 104-1108-r: 


It has been theorized that SCP-104 is some form of extra- 
dimensional probe or recording device. This appears to be unlikely, 
as it appears to be made of terrestrial materials and has no means 
by which to record or observe anything. However, with few other 
explanations for its odd behavior, the theory is being investigated. — 
Dr. 


« SCP-103 | SCP-104 | SCP-105 » 


SCP-105: "Iris" 


Item #: SCP-105 
Object Class: Safe 


Special Containment Procedures: SCP-105 is implanted with a 
tracking device and is currently housed at Site-17. SCP-105 is 
currently allowed Class 3 (restricted) socialization privileges with 
approved site personnel, granted based on continued good behavior 
and cooperation with Foundation personnel. 


SCP-105's personal camera (designated SCP-105-B) is contained in 
a locked safe-deposit box at Site-19's High Value Item Storage 
Facility. Standard positive-action defenses (explosive, chemical, 
biological, and memetic) are to be in place at all times while 
SCP-105-B is within containment. 


SCP-105 and SCP-105-B or any other camera are only to be 
allowed to come into contact with approval of the current managing 
researcher. 


Description: SCP-105 (formerly known as Iris Thompson) is a 
female human of European descent. Records indicate that SCP-105 
was bornin ,makingher years old at the time of acquisition. 
She has blonde hair and blue eyes, and at the time of this article, is 
1.54 meters in height and 50kg in weight. She does not appear to 
have any out-of-the-ordinary physical characteristics and appears to 
be, for all intents and purposes, a normal human being in good 
health. 


SCP-105-B is a Polaroid One Step 600 camera, manufactured in 
1982. SCP-105-B does not appear to have any out-of-the-ordinary 
physical characteristics and appears to be, for all intents and 
purposes, a normal Polaroid camera, operating normally for all 
persons aside from SCP-105. 


When SCP-105 holds a photograph taken by SCP-105-B, the 
photograph changes from a still image to that of a real-time image of 
the location in question. SCP-105 is also able to reach through the 
photograph and manipulate objects within reach of the original point 
at which the photograph was taken. Persons witnessing this 
manipulation report seeing a disembodied female hand (determined 
to be that of SCP-105) reaching out from an invisible portal and 
carrying out the actions indicated. SCP-105-B and the photographs 
taken by said camera have no unusual properties when used by any 
other person. 


SCP-105 has demonstrated limited ability to manipulate objects 
through other photographs, but can only achieve fine control using 
photographs taken through SCP-105-B. So far, SCP-105 has only 
been able to significantly advance her ability by using photographs 
taken by SCP-105-B. 


Appendix 1: Circumstances of Acquisition: SCP-105 was 
brought to the Foundation's attention shortly after the murder of her 
boyfriend. SCP-105 claimed to have been on the phone with the 
victim at the time of his murder, prompting her to hurry to his side; 
however, telephone records did not correspond to her story, making 
her suspect in the murder. SCP-105 informed her lawyer that she 
had, in fact, witnessed the murder through a photograph she had 
taken with her boyfriend several days prior. The attorney in question 
disregarded the story and recommended that the subject plead 
guilty. Subject refused to do so and subsequently told her story in 
court, offering to demonstrate her ability. This lead to Foundation 
contact. 


Subject was immediately contained by the Foundation. Foundation 
Personnel retrieved SCP-105-B from SCP-105's home (replacing it 
with an identical model), and returned it to her. SCP-105's parents 
were informed that she was killed during the botched escape of 
another patient while both were in custody of the 

psychiatric care facility. 


Appendix 2: Excerpt from Interview Log 105-08-4426, dated / / 


<Begin Log> 


Dr. _ : Please give a brief personal introduction, 
including date and place of birth, and your name. 


SCP-105: Okay... My name is Iris Thompson, | was born 
in Phoenix, Arizona, on May 12th, 


Dr. —: Good. First question, when did you become 
aware of your abilities? 


SCP-105: |'m not sure, but | think | was either ten or 
eleven. | remember because | was looking at a picture of 
the ocean, and | noticed that the waves began moving. 


Dr. — : How did your parents respond when you told 
them? 


SCP-105: They just said that | had an overactive 
imagination. 


Dr. — :When did you discover that you were able to 
manipulate objects through a photograph? 


SCP-105: It first happened when | was... eleven, twelve, 
maybe? My family took a trip to the Grand Canyon. | 
looked through the photo album after we got home, and 
brushed my hand up against one by accident. When | 
did, | pushed a rock over the edge, falling into the 
canyon; | could actually hear it clatter on the way down. 


Dr. -Go on. 


SCP-105: | became fascinated with photography after 
that. Most of the time, it didn't work with photographs | 
took, but my parents got me a Polaroid One Step 600 
camera — I'd been begging for them to get it since 
Christmas. <SCP-105 starts smiling.> After | got the 
camera, the photos got... easier to interact with. 


Dr. : This is the camera we refer to as 105-B? Your 
personal camera. 


SCP-105: Yes sir. 


Dr. |: How many photos can you focus on at one time? 


SCP-105: I've gotten up to ten at once with my personal 
camera, but I'm sure | could do more eventually. 


Dr. — :Whatis your impression of your time with the 
Foundation so far? 


<SCP-105 remains silent.> 


Dr. : Please, do answer. We don't take offense at 
these things. 


SCP-105: It's sort of like... New prison, new warden. But 
| know it's better than what could've happened to me. 


Dr. _ : You've been very cooperative during your time 
here. 


SCP-105: |'m a pretty well-behaved sort of person. | also 
like doing the experiments. Some of those things with 
photographs | would never have thought of. 


Dr. — :Do you know why | am asking you these 
questions, Iris? 


SCP-105: No, sir. 


Dr. _ : We've been setting up a special program. If it 
goes through, you'll be occasionally allowed to leave the 
site and move about in the outside world. All we ask of 
you in return are a few favors. Are you interested? 


<End Log> 


Addendum 3: History of Service with Mobile Task Force 
Omega-7: 


SCP-105 was the second humanoid SCP recruited to Mobile Task 
Force Omega-7 under the Pandora's Box initiative. Unlike "Team 
Able" (associated with SCP-076-2), which was assigned to strike 
and capture operations, "Team Iris" had the primary mission of 


reconnaissance and intelligence gathering. "Team Iris" carried out 
over twenty missions in cooperation with the Bowe Commission. 
These missions were carried out swiftly and without incident. 


The first disciplinary incident involving SCP-105 involved the 
escalation of Team Iris missions from reconnaissance to wetwork. 
SCP-105 violently opposed the use of her abilities to carry out 
assassinations, even after members of the Bowe Commission 
repeatedly attempted to secure her cooperation (see Interview Log 
105-21-6543). 


During these events, SCP-105 became emotionally distressed and 
attempted to deceive Foundation personnel into believing that her 
anomalous traits had disappeared. Dr. D submitted a report 
recommending that SCP-105 be re-classified as Neutralized, 
undergo amnestic treatment, and be released to the public with 
regular monitoring. This recommendation was denied. 


Following this, Dr. D aided SCP-105 in a containment breach 
aiming to escape Foundation custody. This breach was 
unsuccessful and SCP-105 was re-contained (see Incident X45- 
Site-17). 


Investigation afterwards determined that Dr. D had intentionally 
encouraged SCP-105 to claim loss of anomalous abilities. SCP-105 
re-demonstrated her anomalous abilities in exchange for restoration 
of limited privileges. 


Following the end of the Pandora's Box Initiative, all Mobile Task 
Force Omega-7 teams were disbanded, and SCP-105 was returned 
to Site-17. Because of the security risk she represents and lack of 
current utility, SCP-105 is presently not allowed access to SCP-105- 
B; 


All further information regarding Mobile Task Force Omega-7 is 
sealed by order of the Records And Information Security 
Administration. 


Director , Records And Information Security Administration 


Addendum 4: SPECIAL NOTICE RE: Current Containment 


Status 


Following Incident R1300-Site-17, many formal and informal reports 
have been made regarding SCP-105 and a supposed connection to 
Mobile Task Force Alpha-9. 


These reports constitute a serious breach of security. All information 
regarding Mobile Task Force Alpha-9 is restricted. All information 
regarding current research on anomalous characteristics of 
SCP-105 is restricted. All reports or rumors regarding any current or 
recent use of SCP-105 as a Foundation asset are to be considered 
categorically false, and should be reported to the Records And 
Information Security Administration. 


Director , Records And Information Security Administration 


« SCP-104 | SCP-105 | SCP-106 » 


SCP-106: The Old Man 


Item #: SCP-106 

Object Class: Keter 

Special Containment Procedures: 
REVISION 11-6 


No physical interaction with SCP-106 is allowed at any 
time. All physical interaction must be approved by no 
less than a two-thirds vote from O5-Command, and may 
only extend to testing situations. All staff (Research, 
Security, Class D, etc.) are to remain at least twenty 
meters away from the containment cell at all times, 
except for mandated maintenance and re-evaluation 
checks. 


Containment cell must be held suspended in a 
secondary cell, the walls of which must be at least thirty 
meters distant from the outer walls of the first or 
“primary” cell. The secondary cell is to remain under total 
observation at all times, and be both illuminated and 
clear of any and all debris. Any items, movement, or non- 
normal activity noted within the secondary cell will result 
in a full site lock-down. Lock-down will be maintained 
until a “situation normal” dispatch is issued by Site 
Command. 


Any corrosion observed on the primary cell, secondary 
cell, staff members, or other site locations within two 
hundred meters of SCP-106 are to be reported to Site 
Security immediately. Any objects or personnel lost to 
SCP-106 are to be deemed missing/KIA. No recovery 
attempts are to be made under any circumstances. 


Note: SCP-106 does not have a “docile” state. Any 
reduction in activity or increased compliance from 
SCP-106 is to be deemed a luring tactic immediately 
preceding an aggressive action, and treated as such. 


NOTE: SCP DISCONTINUED DUE TO ESCAPE 
PERCENTAGE 


REVISION 11-7 


No physical interaction with SCP-106 is allowed at any 
time. All physical interaction must be approved by no 
less than a two-thirds vote from O5-Command, and may 
only extend to testing situations. All staff (Research, 
Security, Class D, etc.) are to remain at least thirty 
meters away from the containment cell at all times, 
except under direct order from Site Command.