SCP-2543: She reminded me not to tell 
anyone at work about her. She said something 
like, "| don't want to threaten you, but I'm 
totally threatening you." 


Dr. Egerton: When was the next time she 
contacted you? 


SCP-2543: | don't remember every single 
time. A lot of them were short messages, like 
to remind me she was watching me. She'd say 
hi while | was in the bathroom or on my way to 
work. But nothing major happened for a few 
months. It was mostly building rapport, getting 
me not to instinctively hate her. We had little 
chats about nothing. 


Interview #: 2 
Date: 03/09/17 
Interviewer: Dr. Andrino Allen 


Dr. Allen: You mentioned that you're not the 
only person she was blackmailing. Could you 
please elaborate on that? 


SCP-2543: | mean, technically | am the only 
one. But there must be hundreds of us, at 
least. All Harriet Wilsons, across who knows 
how many universes. I'd see different ones 


from time to time, if there was a reason. 
Dr. Allen: Such as? 


SCP-2543: If | had done something right, 
she'd show me something pleasant. My dad 
died when | was 14 but | guess in some 
universes he didn't. It was really hard on me, 
never getting to say goodbye. So a few times 
she'd let me see myself having dinner with 
him, or going on a hike, or something like that. 


Dr. Allen: | see. 


SCP-2543: She also let me watch, uh, very 
interactive porn. It felt a little creepy though, 
since the me who was actually having sex 
didn't know | was watching too. That's actually 
how | found out how she could punish me. 


Dr. Allen: What do you mean? 


SCP-2543: Whenever | had these visions, | 
could communicate with whoever's eyes | was 
seeing through. She always told me to stay 
quiet. One time when | was having a sex 
vision, the me whose life | was seeing said 
something like, "I'm so glad we're alone." And 
then | said "no you're not," almost as a joke, 
just to see if she could really hear me. She 
jumped up and screamed "what the fuck!?" 
Suddenly | was in my own body and | heard 
the evil one tell me that | shouldn't have done 
that. 


Dr. Allen: What was your punishment? 


SCP-2543: | had a vision a few hours later of 
driving in a car with my dad in shotgun. All of a 
sudden everything went sideways, like I'd just 
keeled over. | saw the car swerve into an 


Pol-6938: Well, me and you will show them. 
We're gonna get Jordan back, and then him 
and me and you are gonna take this world. 
Right, Hax? 


SCP-285 does not respond. 
Pol-6938: Right, Hax? 
SCP-285: Y-Yes, yes sir. 


Pol-6938: That's more like it. Now get ready, 
some feds are up ahead. This place should be 
where they keep the prisoner lists and shit. 
And hand me that mask. Just cause you don't 
need one doesn't mean | don't. 


The car slows down to a halt, with two car 
doors opening and slamming closed. Faint 
talking can be heard, along with the sound of a 
door opening and closing. 


Audio cuts out for thirty-one minutes before 
beginning once again.’ Vomiting noises can 
be heard, as someone is yelling. 


Pol-6938: God fucking damnit! You fucking 
dumbass, can't you do anything right? 


SCP-285: I-I'm sorry, alright, | just can't— 
SCP-285 is cut off by vomiting. 


Pol-6938: Damnit blunt. <Whisper> Why did 
he have to make you so much of a pansy? 


SCP-285: Oh god, | can't do this. It hurts. 


Pol-6938: I'd expect so. They made me put 
that feature in. 


SCP-285: They? 


oncoming semi truck, and then | was back in 
my own body. It was heart-wrenching. 


Dr. Allen: That's terrible. 


SCP-2543: It was. | hope that one version of 

me at least got some privacy. She deserved to 
know she was being watched. | don't think I've 
been alone ever since this whole thing started. 


Interview #: 3 
Date: 03/10/17 
Interviewer: Dr. Andrino Allen 


Dr. Allen: Based on the information you've 
given us, we've decided to name the version of 
you who was controlling things Wilson-X. 
Every other version of you we'll call Wilson-n 

in order to try to nail down how many of them 
you interacted with. You'll be Wilson-1, for 
instance. 


SCP-2543: Fine by me. 


Dr. Allen: So Wilson-X may have been doing 
this with an unknown number of 
doppelgangers, correct? If you had to estimate 
how many different individuals you saw 
through the eyes of, what would you say? 


SCP-2543: It's hard to tell. | mainly interacted 
with X, and there were about ten or so | saw 
often enough to recognize. But sometimes | 
had visions where | flashed through a bunch 
really quickly, so the number could be in the 
hundreds. And I'm sure she's got Harriets | 
never saw. 


Dr. Allen: How many seemed to be in your 
position? That is, being blackmailed to 


sabotage the Foundation? 


SCP-2543: A bunch seemed to work for the 
Foundation. Don't know the exact number. 
Whatever else was going on in their lives, | 
have no idea. 


Dr. Allen: And did many seemed to act as 
props? If Wilson-X's goal was truly to harm the 
Foundation, it seems like a great deal of the 
doppelgangers you've talked about wouldn't 
have been able to do much of anything. Many 
didn't even seem to be aware of the 
Foundation's existence. The way you describe 
your visions of them, it seems like their 
purpose was as leverage. 


SCP-2543: That could certainly be the case. | 
don't know for sure. 


Dr. Allen: Were there any whose purpose you 
were totally unsure of? 


SCP-2543: Yes. 
Dr. Allen: Such as? 


SCP-2543: There were a few that seemed to 
be living normal lives. Some were even living 
really well, like they had big houses with 
servants and stuff. X had the nicest one 
though, she showed me it once. It was this 
huge villa built into the side of a mountain. 
From one of the balconies, you could see 
Machu Picchu. 


Dr. Allen: That's intriguing. 


SCP-2543: You still haven't asked about the 
worst Harriets | saw. 


Dr. Allen: Okay, what were the worst? 


SCP-2543: The ones that were strapped to a 
chair, staring at a screen. | think every time X 
wants to kill one of us, she kills two so that one 
can transmit the meme for the other to receive. 


Interview #: 6 
Date: 03/15/17 
Interviewer: Dr. Andrino Allen 


Dr. Allen: You sent an email from a dummy 
account to the personal address of 05-4. How 
did you acquire this address? 


SCP-2543: Wilson-X gave it to me. She told 
me what to write as well, and that | should 
include a picture of a dead Calico with the 
caption "Your Snowball melted." Don't know 
what that was supposed to mean. 


Dr. Allen: 05-4 related that this caused her 
quite a bit of distress. How did Wilson-X know 
it would do that? 


SCP-2543: Beats me. She says the same 
things happen in a lot of universes. | guess 
that was one of them. 


Dr. Allen: This thing being a personal event in 
O5-4's life? 


SCP-2543: | suppose. | think she makes a lot 
of lucky guesses, to be honest. 


Dr. Allen: Right, moving on. You were 
reprimanded in October for deleting 
observation logs of SCP-419. Did Wilson-X 
instruct you to do this? 


SCP-2543: Yes. To be honest | don't know 
why. The effect it had was negligible. Half of 


them were backed up and all of them were 
boring. 


Dr. Allen: Well, it's possible that since both 
Wilson-X and SCP-419 are extradimensional, 
that she had some ulterior motive. 


SCP-2543: | guess. Sorry about that. | didn't 
have a choice. 


Dr. Allen: There was also a database hack in 
Site 16 in September that gathered quite a bit 
of classified information. We never found the 
culprit. Was this you? 


SCP-2543: It was. 


Dr. Allen: You have no background in 
computer science. How did you pull this off? 


SCP-2543: X gave me a few contacts. Most of 
them didn't respond — maybe they didn't exist 
in this universe, or didn't want to talk to me — 
but one did. Called himself Deadlock. He sent 
me the tools to do the hack. All | had to do was 
plug ina USB. 


Dr. Allen: We'll need all the information you 
have about Deadlock. 


SCP-2543: If she lets me I'd be glad to. 


Dr. Allen: | need you to try, Harriet. He 
exposed a large vulnerability in our system 
and poses an active threat to our work. 


SCP-2543: That's why she probably won't let 
me. Look, | don't know why she hasn't killed 
me yet, but I'm sure it’s not because she can't. 
I'm not exactly trying to push it. 


Dr. Allen: Okay. What did you do with the 


information? 


SCP-2543: There was too much for me to leaf 
through myself. So she asked me to search for 
every unique SCP | could, where they were 
stored, and something called Aborans. 


Dr. Allen: What did you find? 


SCP-2543: Eight skips. Three Safe, four 
Euclid, one Keter. Nothing about Aborans, 
whatever that is. 


Dr. Allen: Was one of the Safe ones 
SCP-2948? 


SCP-2543: Yes it was. 


Interview #: 8 
Date: 03/17/17 
Interviewer: Dr. Andrino Allen 


Dr. Allen: Tell me about Incident KSS-4927. 


SCP-2543: Right. It all started when 
SCP-1969 entered the Alpha state last 
Tuesday. | was of course made aware 
immediately because it was my main 
assignment. 


Dr. Allen: Which meant that Wilson-X was 
made aware too. 


SCP-2543: That's right. So at around Yam, | 
heard Wilson-X tell me that | had a message to 
send. | felt this sinking feeling, like | was about 
to do something | couldn't take back. But she 
said it had nothing to do with 1969. | had to 
send some coordinates I'd gotten from the 
hack in November to a certain URL on the 
Deep Web. She guided me through how to get 
there. 


Dr. Allen: These coordinates were the location 
of SCP-2948? 


SCP-2543: Yeah, which | did not know. And | 
sure as hell didn't know | was organizing a raid 
by the Chaos Insurgency. 


Dr. Allen: Nor would you. But you sent them 
the coordinates. 


SCP-2543: Yes. 


Dr. Allen: Did you do anything else relevant 
before turning yourself in at 3:46pm? 


SCP-2543: | watched the Sayaw Zone grow 
from my office. When | heard about the blast, | 
thought Site 11's nuke might've gone off. But | 
was close enough that | would've seen it 
firsthand. When | heard it was 2948, | raced 
back to my computer and looked up the 
documentation. That's when | realized what 
X's plan was. 


Dr. Allen: It was dangerously close to 
succeeding. If the Sayaw Zone had reached 
2948, which it would've if 2948 had gone off 
again and sent debris into the Sayaw Zone, 
1969 would've been unstoppable. 


SCP-2543: | know. | realized too late. 


Dr. Allen: You knew you were playing with fire 
before you almost burned down the house. 
People died because of your actions. 


SCP-2543: Yeah I, | know. But the things she 
was threatening me with... | didn't feel like | 
had any other option. I'm sorry. 


Dr. Allen: And yet here you are. Alive and 
sane. Just like the rest of us, despite it all. 


SCP-2543: And yet here | am. 


Interview #: 32 
Date: 06/03/18 
Interviewer: Dr. Andrino Allen 


Dr. Allen: In your most recent vision report, 
you described Wilson-X as your friend. Would 
you care to elaborate on that? 


SCP-2543: She is my only friend. You keep 
me locked up with no one to talk to but the 
voice in my head. You all treat me like I'm 
going to spill every secret in the world. 


Dr. Allen: We've had to amnesticize a number 
of people you've talked to. 


SCP-2543: If | had more people to talk to 
maybe | wouldn't have so much to say each 
time. 


Dr. Allen: | talk to you. 


SCP-2543: Occasionally. | guess you're my 
friend too. She likes you as well. 


Dr. Allen: That's... disconcerting. 


SCP-2543: | think it's nice. She doesn't see 
much through me these days. But she takes 
me with her sometimes to watch our other 
selves. You never take me on field trips. Not 
that you could, of course. Protocol and all. | 
get it. 


Dr. Allen: | could arrange something for you if 
you'd like. 


SCP-2543: No no, it's fine. You've read my 
vision reports. | get out just as much as | care 


to. 


Dr. Allen: Your last vision report was quite 
graphic. 


SCP-2543: Yeah, looks like one of us actually 
succeeded. Very impressive, how she did it. 


Dr. Allen: Do you wish you had? 


SCP-2543: Not particularly. That one died. If 
anything it would've been a point of pride. Like, 
all the other Harriets would know that this one 
brought her world to its knees. That would've 
been a better reward than a spectator spot 
from inside a cell. 


Dr. Allen: That would make you proud? 


SCP-2543: It's what X wants. For the 
Foundation, all its people, all its Aborans, to 
suffer. For those who do not flee to die. For 
those who do not die to serve. That would 
make her proud, Andrino. And | am her. 


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SCP-2545: The Gummy Barrel 


Item #: SCP-2545 
Object Class: Safe 


Special Containment Procedures: SCP-2545 is to be emptied and 
stored in the low value item storage facility at Site- . SCP-2545 is to 
be stored in a low-priority Safe-class containment cell at Site- 
Upkeep is to be assigned to a Level 2 researcher. 500 grams of food 
are to be inserted into SCP-2545 three times per day. Once per 
week, SCP-2545 is to be emptied until it is 10% full, and the 
extraneous contents incinerated. Contents are not to be consumed 
outside of a testing environment. SCP-2545 should not be kept 
empty for more than 24 hours. 


Description: SCP-2545 is a plastic and wooden barrel that stands 
120 cm tall with a diameter of 40 cm. It is sealed with a hinged 
plastic lid. The inside of the barrel has 9 black rings spaced equally 
along it that indicate 10% increments of the barrel's volume. Prior to 
recovery, it also possessed a metal scoop attachment on one side, 
which has since been removed. 


The only contents that have thus far been able to demonstrate 
anomalous qualities when placed within SCP-2545 are gummy 
bears. When the barrel is roughly 10% full of gummy bears, some of 
them will begin to animate and attempt to exit the barrel. These 
animate gummy bears are classified as SCP-2545-1. Animation 
occurs at random, although typically only a few dozen are active at 
any given time. 


Upon animating, instances of SCP-2545-1 gain the ability to alter the 
adhesive properties of their body, which they manipulate to scale the 
interior of their chamber and attempt to exit. Individual units of 
SCP-2545-1 move at an average rate of 1 meter every 90 seconds. 
SCP-2545-1 instances possess very little strength on their own, but 
are capable of opening SCP-2545's lid by working in unison. 


After exiting SCP-2545, all instances of SCP-2545-1 will attempt to 
locate nearby foodstuffs and return them to SCP-2545. Instances of 
SCP-2545-1 act in a fashion indicative of a primitive hive-mind, and 
will cooperate to carry larger foodstuffs back to SCP-2545. Once a 
foodstuff has been placed inside SCP-2545, all instances of 
SCP-2545-1 present in the barrel will submerge it below the layer of 
gummy bears. Once the foodstuff is completely submerged, it will be 
converted into an equivalent mass of gummy bears which retain the 
original coloration and flavor of the food. This foraging behavior will 
temporarily cease once SCP-2545 is 90% full. However, if 
SCP-2545 remains 90% full for a period of 24 hours, it will resume 
producing SCP-2545-1 in order to continue foraging, to the point that 
it will overflow. 


Test Log: / /20 Testing performed by Junior Assistant 
Researcher , under supervision of Researcher . One D- 
Class will be present for testing as well. SCP-2545 will be kept at 
50% capacity for the duration of testing. 


Test #1: Apple placed inside SCP-2545. Apple proceeds to sink 
below layer of gummies, and is then rapidly replaced with multiple 
red and white gummy bears of identical mass. White gummy bears 
confirmed to taste like apple, while red ones confirmed to taste like 
apple skin.