8. A dubstep-style remix of the Owl City song Embers was heard 
faintly through the town hall's microphones at this time. It is worth 
noting that dubstep will not be independently invented for another 
year, and Embers will not be released for fifteen years. Additional 
monitoring of the Owl City music project is ongoing. 

9. Mandelbrot set based. 

10. It appears that Reverend Hawshore broke the pencil at this 
point, and had to resume writing sometime later. 

11. This is most likely referring to the spatially anomalous aspects of 
the Reverend’s body. 


« SCP-1935 | SCP-1936 | SCP-1937 » 


SCP-1937: Self-Love Shack 


Item #: SCP-1937 
Object Class: Safe 


Special Containment Procedures: The perimeter around 
SCP-1937 is to be secured by no less than three (3) Foundation 
security personnel. Any civilians approaching SCP-1937 are to be 
redirected and escorted elsewhere. Any civilians displaying prior 
knowledge of SCP-1937 and its effects are to be detained, 
interrogated, and administered Class-B amnestics before release. 


D-Class personnel are not to spend more than thirty (830) minutes 
within SCP-1937 during testing. No other personnel are permitted 
inside of SCP-1937 at this time. 


Description: SCP-1937 is a small one-room building located in 

, Greece on the bank of Lake. The structure is constructed 
out of various woods found in the nearby Forest, none of which 
appear to decay. Extensive plant growth exists around the outside of 
the building. On the front door, the words, “| LOVE YOU, TOO” have 
been carved into the wood. 


When a human spends more than approximately thirty (80) minutes 
within SCP-1937, that subject will become infected with SCP-1937- 
A. This phenomenon manifests at random intervals when an 
infected subject speaks certain phrases, as outlined in 
Addendum-1937-Epsilon. Upon speaking these phrases, a voice 
matching that of the infected subject will immediately respond in 
manner matching the infected subject's intonation and inflection 
while speaking the trigger phrase. SCP-1937-A appears to comfort 
the infected individual as well as often instilling self-esteem and 
confidence. 


Interview Log-1937-Gamma: 


Interviewed: Leto Yannatos, an individual infected with 
SCP-1937-A 


Interviewer: Agent Fredricks 


Forward: This interview was conducted by Agent 
Fredricks on a civilian in a secluded area outside of 
Foundation control in order to quickly obtain more 
information about the anomaly. 


<Begin Log> 


Fredricks: Hello. Could you tell me about the "self-love 
shack," as you referred to it earlier? 


Yannatos: The shack absolutely changed my life. I'm so 
thankful to the Crusade for what they've done for me. | 
honestly don't think | would be here right now if it wasn't 
for them and that place. 


Fredricks: How do you mean? 


Yannatos: [silence for approximately thirty seconds] 
Before then, I... | really hated myself. | couldn't even look 
in the mirror because of how awful | was. | just... | 
couldn't stand it. | really was going to end it when | first 
heard about the shack and the Crusade. | only tried it out 
because, hell, what did | have left to lose? And... well... 
it worked. It goddamn worked. | dunno how the hell they 
pulled it off, but it's working and I'm so grateful to them. 


Fredricks: Can you tell me more about the Crusade? 


Yannatos: | don't know, all my info about them is from 
my friend, Kassandra. All | know is, they're like... an 
assistance group, | suppose. They just wanna help 
people, is all. That's all | really know, sorry. You can 
probably find them if you go to the shack. 


Fredricks: | see. Thank you. Can you show me this 
voice? 


Yannatos: Sure, if you want. [clears throat] Are you 
here? 


SCP-1937-A: Always here. 
Yannatos: | can't stop. 
SCP-1937-A: Come home. 
Yannatos: Will you love me? 
SCP-1937-A: | never stopped? 


Yannatos: So yeah. There it is. | can't tell you where the 
shack is, exactly, but if you come with me, | think Kassy 
could! 


Fredricks: That sounds fantastic, please take me. 
<End Log> 


Closing Statement: Following this interview, eight (8) 
individuals infected with SCP-1937-A were detained, 
interviewed, and contained. SCP-1937 was also 
discovered. 


Addendum-1937-Epsilon: The following table is an abridged set of 


Trigger Phrase Response 
lam ugly. I'm a liar. 
[hate myself. don't. 
l don’t want to leave. l don’t want you to leave. 
| love you. | love you, too. 


SCP-1937 was recovered from the possession of Gol-311 (The 
Hope Crusade) on 06/09/2002. SCP-1937 was being used by the 
group as a paid service for people lacking self-esteem, in which they 
introduced people to the anomaly for a rate of €40 per hour. All 
members of the group were detained and interrogated, revealed the 
rest of the locations of the group as well as a list of people infected 
by SCP-1937-A. Furthermore, it was discovered that several now- 
contained items! were being used as additional services to treat 


drug addiction, eating disorders, and "abnormal sexualities," 
respectively. It is to be noted that all these services, with the 
exception of SCP-1937, induced effects that faded over time, 
requiring multiple visits in order to maintain a person's anomalous 
properties. 


After interrogation and capture of the remainder of the Hope 
Crusade's personnel and anomalies, all members were 
administered Class-C amnestics, released, and monitored for a 
subsequent six (6) months in order to ensure the prevention of the 
reformation of this group. 


Footnotes 
1.SCP- ,SCP- , and SCP- 


« SCP-1936 | SCP-1937 | SCP-1938 » 


SCP-1938: Dr. Wondertainment's Amaze-O Dive 
Tank® 


Item #: SCP-1938 
Object Class: Safe 


Special Containment Procedures: SCP-1938 should be held ina 
standard Safe object containment cell. The cell is to be sealed in 
such a way as to prevent water from being introduced into the cell. 
No aquatic life apart from SCP-1938-1 should be placed into 
SCP-1938. 


Description: SCP-1938 is an aquarium, capable of holding up to 
450 liters of water. It appears to be filled with water and to contain a 
filter, thermometer, a layer of pebbles at the bottom, and large 
pieces of coral. In addition, various aquatic organisms (hereafter 
referred to as SCP-1938-1) have been noted to materialize inside 
the tank. These fish do not match any known terrestrial species of 
marine life. Instances of SCP-1938-1 will disappear if SCP-1938 is 
drained of water. Behavior patterns of SCP-1938-1 resemble those 
of Botia macracantha. 


Additionally, if any adolescent person (hereafter referred to as "the 
user") submerges any portion of their body into SCP-1938, they will 
appear to vanish for approximately fifteen minutes, after which they 
will re-appear in a spot within 15 meters of their original location. 
Users will report that they were teleported into SCP-1938 in the form 
of a small fish, and that they were in a feudal-style underwater 
civilization populated by instances of SCP-1938-1. This civilization is 
usually described as having characteristics similar to the traditional 
interpretation of a "Utopia", with every instance of SCP-1938-1 
reporting great satisfaction with their life and an eagerness to 
positively interact with the user. The time the user perceives having 
spent in SCP-1938 ranges from 2 hours to one week. Note that 
SCP-1938-1's behavior does not reflect the observations of the user 


during this time. 


Of particular note are several interactions where instances of 
SCP-1938-1 have inquired after Foundation personnel under the 
effects of SCP-1839. It is unknown where or through what means 
the instances of SCP-1938-1 acquired their knowledge, and further 
investigation is recommended to ensure containment of both 
anomalies is properly maintained. 


If any species of fish that are not instances of SCP-1938-1 are 
introduced into the tank, all instances of SCP-1938-1 will 
immediately change into copies of this introduced species. These 
new organisms (hereafter referred to as SCP-1938-2) will behave in 
a much more erratic manner than instances of SCP-1938-1, but 
apart from behavior and appearance, they share the properties of 
SCP-1938-1. 


However, if the user attempts to use SCP-1938 while it is populated 
by SCP-1938-2, they will have a different experience. Users will 
report that they found themselves in an area described as similar to 
the location found when using SCP-1938-1, but in a state of severe 
instability. This area will be populated by instances of SCP-1938-2, 
which are invariably hostile towards the user. In addition, users will 
report that their experiences in SCP-1938 last for an extended 
amount of time, with the longest reported being approximately 
days. Note that no matter what users experience during this time, 
they will not sustain any injuries. 


Addendum: This note was recovered with SCP-1938. 
An amazing new product from Dr. Wondertainment! 


Have you ever wanted to go for a swim with your very 
own "Ocean-Buddies", but never got to go to the beach? 
Now, with the new Dr. Wondertainment's Amaze-O 
Dive Tank®, you can swim with all the coolest creatures 
under the sea! WATCH as the "Ocean-Buddies" become 
real right before your eyes! BECOME a fish and explore 
Aquatopia! BREATHE underwater! DO amazing tricks 
with your "Ocean-Buddies"! 


PARENTAL WARNING: Dr. Wondertainment's 
Amaze-O Dive Tank® is only for use with Dr. 
Wondertainment's "Ocean-Buddies". Do not introduce 
any fish that are not "Ocean-Buddies" into the Amaze-O 
Tank. Dr. Wondertainment is not responsible for any 
harm sustained as a result of misuse. 


« SCP-1937 | SCP-1938 | SCP-1939 » 


SCP-1939: Radio Occupied Europe 


Item #: SCP-1939 
Object Class: Safe 


Special Containment Procedures: SCP-1939 is to be contained in 
a conventionally sound-proofed room measuring 3m x 3m x 3m with 
a key-coded door lock. SCP-1939 is to be placed on a small table in 
the center of the room, additional furnishings to include recording 
devices (2, 1 primary + 1 redundant), and a standard, powered 
European electrical outlet [CEE 7/4 (German "Schuko" 16 A/250 V 
grounded)]. All personnel entering the same room as SCP-1939 are 
required to wear sound-deadening hearing protection. Access may 
be granted to personnel Level 2 or above at the discretion of the 
Director of Site 76. 


Description: SCP-1939 appears as a commercial radio measuring 
approximately 45cm x 32cm x 25cm of a design dating to either the 
late 1920s or early 1930s. All markings on the body and on internal 
components are in German. Comparison to similar devices of known 
providence from the suspected timeframe reveal its construction and 
components are entirely conventional and otherwise unremarkable, 
though it does not exactly match any product offered in the 
catalogue of companies known to be manufacturing commercial 
radios between 1920 and 1953, the year it was discovered by two 
USAF Personnel demolishing a civilian dwelling to expand a NATO 
logistical depot near [REDACTED]. The internal components are 
identical to those found in commercial radios manufactured during 
the aforementioned timeframe, though the serial numbers found on 
them do not match any found in the records of companies making 
similar components. 


When powered, SCP-1939 is capable of picking up several 
“stations” comprising news, music, and state programming. These 
are entirely in German. The broadcasts which play from its speakers 
do not match the radio broadcasts of any extant radio station. Radio 


triangulation has failed to pinpoint a source for these broadcasts, 
and scans of radio frequencies across all wavelengths are unable to 
detect them. Jamming attempts using military grade ECM devices 
have failed to prevent SCP-1939 from receiving them, nor does 
placing it deep underground, where radio waves should be unable to 
penetrate. 


Much of the music played and artists mentioned are unable to be 
found in any other media. Excepting when SCP-1939 was being 
tested or disassembled, Foundation personnel have transcribed and 
translated these broadcasts, with particular attention paid to the 
news broadcasts. As with the music, the news events being 
reported, even the reporters themselves, seem not to exist, or to 
exist in a completely different capacity. Such reported events 
include: the death of Adolf Hitler, Fuhrer of the Greater German 
Reich, in 1963; a manned moon landing, described as the first in 
history, in 1974 by Sternsegler Hans Diet! and Christoph Mueller; 
and the celebrations of the 50th anniversary of the end of the 
Ostkrieg in Berlin and Moscow in 1997. 


Historians who were played recordings of the political speeches by 
undercover agents who approached them in the guise of student 
filmmakers noted the pronounced presence of National Socialist 
themes and rhetoric, as well as references to historically significant 
members of the NSDAP. A recording of a speech taped by 
Foundation personnel in 1959 revealed a 99.4% match to the voice 
Joseph Goebbels when examined by audio engineers. The speech 
itself does not match any recorded address given by him. 


Repeated attempts to place some of SCP-1939’s components into 
another radio, or into a television, to see if the anomalous properties 
are intrinsic to SCP-1939 itself or are capable of being transmitted 
by the parts contained therein have thus far gone without success. 
When powered down, SCP-1939 becomes inoperative, and it 
ceases to receive any transmissions. 


Exposure to the broadcasts from SCP-1939 appears to induce 
psychological changes in humans. Dr. noted that janitorial staff 
assigned to maintain SCP-1939's containment cell had a statistically 
significant lower rate of absenteeism and reported insubordination, 
with higher reported rates of job satisfaction. Experiments with D- 


Class personnel specifically selected for oppositional personalities 
and histories of insubordination revealed that exposure to the 
broadcasts from SCP-1939 reduced oppositional and defiant 
personality markers in 78% of those exposed, inducing what can 
best be described as docility and obedience. This effect occurs 
regardless of a subject’s knowledge of the German language, and 
seems to become more pronounced with greater exposure. Before 
the experiment was terminated, no discernible maximal point to this 
effect was noted, though it did seem to diminish after periods without 
exposure. 


Additionally, affected subjects experienced changes to their political 
beliefs. Regardless of prior political persuasion, or lack thereof, 
subjects exposed to SCP-1939 begin to have a noticeable affinity for 
the policies of National Socialism, including: a pronounced support 
for the curtailing of civil liberties (particularly toward racial and 
religious minorities); state control and regulation of private economic 
activity; a sense that the subject’s own race is superior to all others; 
and the use of military force to impose this political order on non- 
adherent nations or ethnic groups. The remaining 22% of subjects 
exposed showed either a statistically insignificant effect or no effect 
at all. The effect appears only to occur when exposed to broadcasts 
from SCP-1939 itself, recordings of these broadcasts played to a 
control group on a different device produced no discernible effect. 


+ Excerpt of interview with D-87654 
Interviewed: D-87654 
Interviewer:Dr. 

Interview Date: / / 


Forward:Prior to her acquisition by the Foundation, 
D-87654 was a member of an animal’s rights activist 
group who was convicted of Felony Murder when one of 
her associates died during the break-in of a 
pharmaceutical company laboratory conducting late- 
stage drug development testing on animals. She was 
selected for exposure to SCP-1939 due to her extremely 
oppositional personality as well as strong involvement in