“| created the perfect woman. Tall, beautiful, 
unusual and yet familiar. She seems motherly 
and yet distant. Her children are unformed 
pieces of clay with endless possibility. She 
recognizes their potential, and is proud, but 
still cries when | transform them. It is 
beautiful... some people can sculpt what they 
feel, but only | can literally sculpt using raw 
emotion.” 


Day 30: SCP-1190-1-C spent 23 hours tending to the 
simulation. Subject eats meals at the terminal, and 
leaves only to use the restroom and to make entries in 
the diary. 


Excerpt from subject diary 

“Art Can mean so much more when you're not 
bound by rules. | can make a line of colors that 
didn't exist until | invented them that goes from 
one end of the universe to the other, and it will 
never move or fall down. | reshaped the 
structure of carbon to make shapes | never 
could have thought of in my wildest dreams!” 


Day 31: A breach of containment by SCP- caused an 
extended power interruption which powered down 
SCP-1190. After a momentary delay, SCP-1190-1-C 
became violent, attempting to destroy objects in the 
room other than SCP-1190. Security had to enter the 
observation room to contain the outburst. 


SCP-1190-1-C is currently restrained in medical. Class A 
amnestics were administered, but the subject continues 
to exhibit symptoms similar to sustained withdrawal, 
including depression, anxiety, fatigue and nausea. 
Subject indicates that she undergoes persistent cravings 
for an unidentifiable "fix". 


+ Excerpts from Experiment Log 1190-3 


Subject: D-class personnel D-17019 is a 67 year old 

Caucasian male with moderate obsessive-compulsive 
disorder manifesting in a compulsion to place objects 

into certain patterns. 

Subject Background: D-17019's was convicted on 1 

count of arson resulting in the deaths of 9. 


D-17019 (hereafter referred to as SCP-1190-1-D) was 
selected for this experiment due to a unique concept of 
organization. 


Day 1: SCP-1190-1-D was locked in the observation 
room for SCP-1190. Subject was instructed to begin the 
simulation, and to keep a diary during the experiment. 
SCP-1190-1-D was given no further instructions. 


Day 2: SCP-1190-1-D spent 1 hour tending to the 
simulation. 


Excerpt from Subject diary: 

"Nothing is where it should be the cot is on the 
north wall with the head facing east. And then 
there's this computer! The dots are all wrong in 
every way. | want to get in there and fix them 
so badly.” 


Day 3: SCP-1190-1-D has suffered from a sudden 
embolic stroke. Because the stroke occurred while the 
nurse was on duty, the subject was able to be 
transferred immediately to medical. Reports indicate that 
the subject has been stabilized and that partial recovery 
is likely; however some damage to the ventral striatum is 
likely to be permanent, which may affect the subject's 
long-term behavior. 


Day 8: SCP-1190-1-D released from medical and 
subjected to a full psych evaluation. Reports indicate that 
the subject no longer feels compulsion to reorganize 
objects. 


Day 9: SCP-1190-1-D placed back into the observation 
room for SCP-1190. Subject spent no time tending to the 
simulation. 


Excerpt from Subject diary: 

“Things which used to seem so significant 
don't anymore. Nothing really motivates me 
like it used to.” 


Day 10: SCP-1190-1-D spent no time tending to the 
simulation. 


Day 17: SCP-1190-1-D spent no time tending to the 
simulation. Subject appears to be immune to the 
compulsion to interact with SCP-1190. Subject's stay of 
execution will be revoked, and subject will be remanded 
to general Foundation custody. 


Experiment log, / / 

“With SCP-1190-1-D's brain damaged, it 
appears that SCP-1190 no longer is able to 
exert a compulsive effect on the subject. While 
some might call this experiment a failure, it 
presents a heretofore unavailable opportunity 
to let the simulation run its course without 
intervention. The results of this "pure" 
simulation could be very interesting.” 


« SCP-1189 | SCP-1190 | SCP-1191 » 


SCP-1191: Criminal Past 


Item #: SCP-1191 
Object Class: Safe 


Special Containment Procedures: SCP-1191 is to be stored in an 
opaque Type IV Safe-class containment locker at Sector-28. Neither 
it nor its locker is to be handled in any way except as necessary for 
testing. If the object must be moved, the entire locker is to be 
relocated by a team of Class-D personnel, all of whom must be 
given every reason to believe that the locker is empty. The locker is 
to be dehumidified and protected from insect and fungal infestation, 
and the object should be given regular visual-only checks for 
deterioration. 


Description: SCP-1191 is a rotten willow tree branch approximately 
97 cm long by 1.5 cm in diameter, with a prominent kink 31 cm from 
the base. Any intentional manipulation of SCP-1191 results in the 
activation of its anomalous properties, which are not fully 
categorized at this time. "Manipulation" includes any physical 
contact, made either directly or indirectly via handheld or remotely- 
operated tools, with the intent of examining, moving, damaging, or 
otherwise directly affecting SCP-1191. Contact made at one remove 
— i.e. by ordering another person to handle SCP-1191 — affects the 
person in direct contact, but not the person who gave the order. 
Contact with a container holding SCP-1191 counts as manipulation 
if and only if the contactor is aware of SCP-1191's presence inside 
the container. 


All contact with SCP-1191 has been carried out by D-class 
personnel with histories of violent crime. Persons handling the object 
report immediate panic and disorientation. They begin, quickly and 
without external provocation, to protest their innocence. Further 
investigation reveals them to bear memories of an alternate timeline 
in which they did not commit one particular act of violence — in most 
cases, the act which led to their eventual relegation to Class D. 


Affected personnel retain these memories indefinitely, although they 
gradually re-acquire memories of our timeline over a period of forty 
hours after contact. 


During these first forty hours post-exposure, subjects frequently 
claim SCP-1191 retroactively inserted a violent episode into their 
personal history. In support of their claims, these subjects have 
demonstrated implanted knowledge beyond their clearance, both of 
technical details and inter-personal information. Use of D-class 
personnel in certain contact events appears contrary to Foundation 
procedure. 


It is presently unclear whether SCP-1191 is causing spurious 
knowledge generation or actually altering timelines. A test capable 
of distinguishing between these possibilities has not yet been 
designed. 


Addendum: Recovery Report 


Agent was dispatched to __, Canada to investigate unusually 
high density of violent crime, accompanied by former convict D 
The pair discovered an abandoned vehicle in a wooded lot located 
at4. °N,1 . °W. While investigating the vehicle,D picked 
up SCP-1191. Agent reports immediate distress, followed by 
abrupt and unprompted denial of a previous crime, in support of 
which D demonstrated detailed knowledge of Foundation 
retrieval agent procedure. Agent returned without permitting 

D to release SCP-1191 at any point, employing coercion where 
applicable. No further items resembling SCP-1191 have been 
recovered from the recovery site.D was later administered a 
Class-R amnestic and designated personnel D-1191-1. 


Addendum: Excerpts from Experiment Log 1191 


Date: - - 

Subject: Personnel D-1191-12 

Procedure: D-1191-12 was instructed to remove a one-centimeter 
transverse section of SCP-1191 using a circular saw. 

Results: Upon picking up SCP-1191 to move it onto the circular 
saw, D-1191-12 reported confusion, followed by intense mental 


distress and unprompted verbal denial of three previous murders. 
SCP-1191 cast aside, slightly chipped upon impact with floor. 


Test 4 

Date: - - 

Subject: Personnel D-1191-44, D-1191-67, and D-1191-108 
Procedure: The three Class-D personnel were instructed to touch 
SCP-1191 simultaneously. 

Results: All three personnel experienced convulsions, denying 
previous episodes. Interestingly, the episodes denied were not in 
any case those that led to the individual's initial incarceration. 


Date: - - 

Subject: Personnel D-1191-13 

Procedure: D-1191-13 was directed to move SCP-1191 from 
chamber corner with 0.5 m iron tongs. 

Results: Upon grasping SCP-1191 with tongs, D-1191-13 reacted 
violently, insisting upon alternate history induced by the object. 
Under extensive questioning, D-1191-13 demonstrated knowledge 
consistent with Security Clearance Level 1/1191, insisting that he 
was a research assistant "and a law-abiding citizen". 


Test 10 

Date: - - 

Subject: Personnel D-1191-53 

Procedure: D-1191-53 was seated in Control Booth 75, given 
access to a standard Foundation remote-controlled exploratory 
drone, and instructed to transfer SCP-1191 to a new containment 
locker with better preservative facilities. 

Results: At the moment of contact between the drone's 
manipulators and SCP-1191, D-1191-53 abruptly became confused 
and distressed, verbally denying involvement in the preschool 
bombing for which she was incarcerated. Further questioning was 
unsuccessful, revealing only that the subject now experiences 
considerable distress at the memory of child casualties. 

Note: Dr. was reprimanded for permitting Class-D personnel 
contact with exploratory drones, which are equipped with easily- 
weaponizable sampling tools, and for allowing direct personal 
contact between Class-D personnel and Foundation operatives. 


« SCP-1190 | SCP-1191 | SCP-1192 » 


SCP-1192: "Timmy" 


Item #: SCP-1192 
Object Class: Euclid 


Special Containment Procedures: SCP-1192 is contained in a 
dedicated aviary and is to be provided a diet of fruit supplemented 
with protein and vitamin additives, as it refuses to consume seeds 
and insects that are a part of a normal diet for its species. SCP-1192 
is to be provided with several pencils and pages of paper to allow it 
to communicate. 


In the case that SCP-1192 becomes belligerent, mild sedatives may 
be introduced into its food and water supply under close veterinary 
supervision. 


Description: SCP-1192 is a juvenile male Gang-gang Cockatoo 
(Callocephalon fimbriatum), a species normally native to south-east 
Australia, approximately 33.5 cm in length. 


SCP-1192 appears to be sapient and exhibits intelligence and 
common knowledge consistent with that of a human child between 
the ages of six (6) and eight (8). SCP-1192 is unusually disheveled 
as it appears to be unable or unwilling to preen itself, and has 
difficulty flying despite being essentially healthy and uninjured. Close 
examinations have shown a slight, healed-over contusion on the 
back of SCP-1192's head, but no internal injury or damage was ever 
found. 


SCP-1192 was discovered and brought into containment by Agent 
on / / , who atthe time was embedded as an undercover 
agent in the Newark Police Department in New Jersey. It is believed 
at this time that SCP-1192 began following Agent and trying to 
attract his attention because of the perception of an authority figure 
in police uniform. Agent became suspicious due to SCP-1192's 
unusual species and erratic behavior and sent a request for 


assistance; a Foundation containment team was dispatched and 
was able to detain SCP-1192 and bring it to Site for examination. 


Addendum 1192-01: Experiment Log 1192-01 


Shortly after initial containment, experimentation was performed in 
which SCP-1192 was introduced to a multitude of objects ina 
controlled environment in order to deduce its abilities. Upon being 
introduced to the testing chamber, SCP-1192 immediately gravitated 
to a pencil and paper and began to attempt to write crude 
sentences. At this point, Dr. was brought in in an attempt to 
communicate with SCP-1192. 


SCP-1192: (writes "who ar u" [sic]) 


Dr. :lam Dr. . I'm here to speak with you. 
Who are you? 


SCP-1192: (writes "timmi" [sic], followed by "wher am |" 


[sic]) 


Dr. : You're at a medical center, Timmy. A hospital. 
Do you know what happened to you? 


SCP-1192: (writes "no", then "i wana go hom" [sic]) 
Dr. : Where do you live, Timmy? 


After several minutes and with some difficulty, SCP-1192 managed 
to write down an address for a residential home in , Montana. 
Undercover agents sent to the specified residence determined that 
the location is inhabited by Mr. and Mrs. as well as their son, 
Timothy , age 7. Agents assigned to monitor the family have 
noted nothing out of the ordinary with the family thus far. 


Addendum 1192-02: Researcher Note 


As SCP-1192 is unable to manipulate objects with 
enough coordination to play with the video games it 
requested and it shows little interest in the other toys we 
have offered it, it has taken to scribbling and making 
crude drawings with the materials we have provided. A 


list of notable materials are as follows: 


* Several pages of unrelated words, presumed to be 
writing practice. 
* Several pages of crude drawings, including race 
Cars, airplanes and fictional animals and monsters. 
A single page with the words "wy am | a bird" [sic] 
as well as several more indecipherable sentences. 
A drawing of what appears to be a small child 
holding the hands of two adults. The child is 
scratched out and the paper is ripped. The reverse 
side of the page has the words "i wan my mom" 
[sic]. 
A single page with 126 instances of the word 
"mom" and 76 instances of the word "home". 


Dr. 
Senior Observer 


« SCP-1191 | SCP-1192 | SCP-1193 » 


SCP-1193: Buried Giant 


Item #: SCP-1193 
Object Class: Safe 


Special Containment Procedures: The borehole containing 
SCP-1193-01 is to be capped with a tungsten steel grate containing 
a locking 2.5cm endoscopy aperture. At 48-hour intervals, the 
borehole is to be endoscopically inspected to a depth of 4km for 
further manifestations of SCP-1193-01. Seismographic monitoring 
devices are posted at 2, 7, and 11 kilometer depths alongside the 
SCP-1193-01 borehole. Seismic readings consistent with 
subterranean movement are to be reported immediately to Site 
Director Iqbal. In the event of subterranean containment breach, 
containment staff are to execute Protocol 473a, severing 
SCP-1193-01 below the fifth elbow and backfilling remaining 
portions of the borehole with pressurized concrete. 


The basement containing SCP-1193 is to be monitored at all times 
by a Foundation interrogator. SCP-1193-02 is to be answered on or 
before the third ring; interrogator should attempt to elicit self-directed 
responses from SCP-1193-01. Responses which implicate size, 
body plan, location, or further manifestations are to be recorded in 
Document SCP-1193-2-LTR. 


Description: SCP-1193-01 is a genetically normal human arm of 
unusual length, located in a drainage pipe inside the basement of a 
telephone switching station in Scottsdale, Arizona. Ten centimeters 
below the drainage grate, the arm terminates in an unremarkable 
human hand of indeterminate gender. Upon initial examination, the 
arm was believed to extend through the drainage pipe to a depth of 
35 meters. Subsequent endoscopic investigation demonstrated that 
the arm extends to at least a depth of 71 kilometers, passing without 
apparent difficulty through the Mohorovicié discontinuity and the 
upper mantle, with regularly spaced elbows every four kilometers. 
Elbows below a depth of 26 kilometers are slightly retroflexed to 


accommodate a nine-degree southward bend in the drainage 
borehole. Continued endoscopic investigation into the SCP-1193-01 
borehole is suspended due to presently-intractable engineering 
constraints.