According to the least restricted entry, the 
purpose of Protocol Maroon-620 is to 
effectively eliminate the physical impact of an 
individual from reality. This is supposedly 
accomplished through the use of numerous 
technologies that the Foundation has come 
across over the years. There's the device that 
Pinkerton built in '59 that physically destroyed 
the neurons associated with the memories of 
specific people. There was that egg timer the 
Foundation discovered in Florida that could 
reverse the flow of time in the room it was put 
in, the list goes on. 


Its true nature, however, is restricted only to 
the Overseer Council. In actuality, Protocol 
Maroon-620 is the utilization of a memetic kill 
phrase assigned to a collective of people. As 
bleak as that may sound, it provided a 
relatively simple solution to an otherwise 
catastrophic dilemma. The first trials we ever 
conducted were shockingly successful: out of 
100 individuals, 82 were successfully 
terminated at the utterance of the phrase. It 
was an interesting discovery, but the Council 
agreed that it must only be used in the direst of 
circumstances. 


And thus, we come to its relevance to the 
Church of the Starved Goddess. Its continued 
assaults on the Foundation mark a repeat in 
history: a chance for redemption. Due to the 
danger of its continued existence, the 
Overseer Council has decided unanimously to 
implement Protocol Maroon-620 for the 
entirety of the Church of the Starved Goddess. 
The necessary preparations have already 


been set in motion. 
Let it be known that we had no other choice. 


Secure. Contain. Protect. 
O5-1 


Footnotes 

1. A scenario in which Earth in its entirety can no longer support life 
and/or has been completely destroyed. 

2. Segrasi is mentioned approximately eight times in Chapter VI 
alone. He appears to signify the embodiment of sin or the idea of 
diverging from the teachings of Anukeana. 


SCP-3919: In Memoriam 


Item #: SCP-3919 
Object Class: Keter 


Special Containment Procedures: SCP-3919 is designated an 
ATEN-class memetic hazard. The full name of SCP-3919-A and 
access to any document in which this is recorded is restricted to a 
single member of Level-1 personnel at all times. Under no 
circumstances should any item, object, location or concept be 
referred to by terminology relating to the personal details of 
SCP-3919-A. 


Each instance of SCP-3919-B requires an exclusion zone of variable 
size, with appropriate cover stories prepared for SCP-3919-B in 
public spaces. Outside of controlled testing circumstances, 
interaction with SCP-3919-B instances should be conducted 
remotely, with appropriate mechanisms in place to retrieve 
personnel from within SCP-3919-B's area of influence in case of 
accident. 


A Foundation initiative to remove references to SCP-3919-A from 
public records and amnesticise civilians with knowledge of 
SCP-3919-A operates in the Czech Republic and international 
academic settings. As of 2009, all known references to SCP-3919-A 
in public records have been redacted, with original documents 
archived by the Foundation. Works by SCP-3919-A have been 
reattributed and amnesticised individuals with previous knowledge 
of SCP-3919-A remain under surveillance. 


Description: SCP-3919 is a memetic-semantic anomalous 
phenomenon related to Jan (SCP-3919-A), a Czech modernist 
architect who lived from 1905 to 1973. While SCP-3919-A exhibited 
no known anomalous properties while alive, following his death an 
anomaly manifested in which eponymous objects, or items 
understood to be ‘his' by multiple individuals, were converted into 


instances of SCP-3919-B. Instances of SCP-3919-B induce visual 
and auditory hallucinations in humans in their vicinity. The specifics 
vary between each instance but consistently reflect memorable 
scenes from SCP-3919-A's life. While these hallucinations are not 
inherently harmful, they loop continuously and prevent perception of 
reality at maximal intensity, making it significantly difficult for 
individuals to remove themselves from the area of effect. 


SCP-3919 was not observed until 1993, when Charles University in 
Prague renamed a lecture theatre in its architecture faculty the 'Jan 

Theatre’, converting it into an instance of SCP-3919-B. While 
this affected a number of persons and led to Foundation 
intervention, this was initially thought to be an isolated anomalous 
location. Combined with uncertainty about SCP-3919-B activation 
conditions, this allowed for the creation of further SCP-3919-B 
instances between 1993 and 1998 until current containment 
procedures were implemented. 


The semantic component of SCP-3919 relies on common 
understanding. The most straightforward condition for activation of 
SCP-3919 and conversion of an object into an SCP-3919-B instance 
involves officially naming an object after SCP-3919-A and 
documenting this fact. This property is relatively straightforward to 
monitor and control. However, a significantly more dangerous 
activation of SCP-3919 occurs when references are made in 
informal usage with the understanding that they refer to SCP-3919-A 
and the acceptance of this between at least two persons (eg. 
SCP-3919-B-4). This property is not limited to buildings and has 
been confirmed to apply to other objects, beings and actions. 
Testing on abstract concepts is forbidden due to the risk of a CK- 
class reality restructuring scenario. 


A general knowledge of SCP-3919-A's identity (full name, 
nationality, occupation, and 20th-century existence has been found 
to be sufficient) is required for an individual to activate SCP-3919's 
anomalous properties. Beyond this, there are no known limits to the 
application of SCP-3919, if two individuals cooperate with one 
another, hence the importance of the information security 
procedures surrounding SCP-3919-A in the public sohere. Works by 
SCP-3919-A have been reattributed to other Czech architects and 


the academic literature altered accordingly. 


Amnesticisation of SCP-3919-A's personal contacts was previously 
standard practice but is no longer relevant as of 2014. 


Addendum 3919-1: Selected SCP-3919-B instances, with 
associated events transcribed and translated 


SCP-3919-B-1 


Item: The Jan Theatre in the former School of 
Architecture building of Charles Universty in Prague 


Background: See above. 
Event Date: c. 1916 


Description: SCP-3919-A, his mother Eva 

(Pol-39191) and father Rudolf (Pol-39192) are in 
the living room of their residence in Brno, SCP-3919-A's 
childhood home. Pol-39192 is dressed in the uniform of 
an Austrian Landsturm' captain. A fourth individual, also 
in uniform, is waiting with a box camera. 


<BEGIN TRANSCRIPT> 


Pol-39192: (laughs) No, you need to look after your 
mother, Jan. | won't be gone long enough for you to 
notice. 


Pol-39191: (tearful) Rudi - 


Pol-39192: Shh, dear. (whispering) Not in front of him. 
(to SCP-3919-A) Here, | have something for you. Take 
care of it, and remember your father when you use it. 


He hands SCP-3919-A a gold pocket watch. 
MAN: Sir, we don't have much time left. 


Pol-39192: Yes, yes, of course. Come, come. 


The three family members sit on the sofa and the other 
man takes their photograph. 


<END TRANSCRIPT> 
SCP-3919-B-2 


Item: House at 1012 Lesnicka St, 
Smichov-Praha 


Background: Designed by SCP-3919-A in 
1934 and named the ‘Jan House’ ina 
1994 city council proposal for heritage 
listing of buildings. 


Event Date: March 1936 


Description: The reception of the Soviet 
Embassy building in Prague. SCP-3919-A 
is arguing with an unidentified Soviet official 
while holding a sheaf of papers with a 
photo of Pol-39192 at the front. 


<BEGIN TRANSCRIPT> 


SCP-3919-A: | know you won't know who 
this man is. That's why I'm applying to 
travel. 


OFFICIAL: | have had many requests like 
this recently and | cannot approve them. 
Where do you plan to look for him? You 
know how far the Legion went in the war? 
You could be searching all the way to 
Vladivostok. It is a much bigger place than 
here, believe me. You cannot travel without 
a destination. 


SCP-3919-A: | know people at Moscow 
University. 


OFFICIAL: Do you have a letter of 
invitation from them? 


SCP-3919-A: They know me. | will be 
travelling to Moscow, | can show you a 
hotel telegram. 


OFFICIAL: | cannot approve this request. 
Comrade, | am trying to help you here. You 
can trust me when | say nobody will know 
this man in Moscow. You will waste a lot of 
time and money and find only 
disappointment at the end. 


SCP-3919-A: But what if - 


OFFICIAL: You want to know where he is? 
| can tell you. He is in an unmarked grave 
in Siberia, in one of a thousand graves, 
with a thousand other reactionaries - 


SCP-3919-A: How dare you - 


SCP-3919-A throws the papers down on 
the table and takes a step towards the 
Official. 


OFFICIAL: (aside) Get him out of here! 


<END TRANSCRIPT> 
SCP-3919-B-3 


Item: Apartment 11 at 12 Délnicka St, 
Praha 7 


Background: Home of SCP-3919-A from 
1950-1952. Likely referred to as ‘Jan 

's' residence at some point during 
Foundation research into SCP-3919, but no 
concrete details available. 


Event Date: January 1937 


Description: A London restaurant (now 
defunct) in Westminster, with 8 individuals 
present, most identified as members of the 
British art and architecture community. 
SCP-3919-A is sitting in the center of the 
table. Seated beside him is notable 
German modernist architect Walter 
Gropius, previously SCP-3919-A's teacher 
at the Bauhaus school in Dessau in the late 
1920s. 


<BEGIN TRANSCRIPT> 
Background noise from attendees. 


GROPIUS: A moment, please, gentlemen. 
If you have not met him already, | would 
like to welcome an old student of mine, 
visiting us from Prague. Jan has just 
completed a wonderful project, | think he 
can show us some photographs later - yes, 
Max, those you saw yesterday - but | will 
simply toast the visit of a friend in these 
troubled times. To Jan! 


The assembled persons raise their glasses 
and toast. 


SCP-3919-A: Thank you all, for the very 
nice welcome. (to Gropius, in German) My 
English still needs some work. Your 
invitation was most kind. 


GROPIUS: (in German) The pleasure is 
mine. | would be willing to extend the 
invitation permanently, Jan. You know the 
situation in Europe is not good. Of course it 
was worse for me in Germany, but you 


must still be worried. If you do not come 
here, there is plenty of work going on in our 
circle in America - 


SCP-3919-A: (in German) Thank you for 
the offer, Walter, but with Karolina's 
pregnancy, it is simply impossible for us to 
travel. Things will work out. | will trust your 
British and American friends to look after 
our country. (laughs) 


GROPIUS: (in German) Perhaps, Jan. If 
things get worse, God forbid, do not forget 
you have friends here. 


<END TRANSCRIPT> 
SCP-3919-B-4 
Item: Second basement level of Site-77 


Background: Storage facility for SCP-3919 related 
documents from 1996-1998. Converted into an instance 
of SCP-3919-B in 1998, when improperly briefed staff 
members referred to it as the ' library’. 


Event Date: 12/03/19552 


Description: SCP-3919-A's office at Charles University 
in Prague. SCP-3919-A sits behind a desk, with two men 
in long coats standing on the opposite side. 


<BEGIN TRANSCRIPT> 


SCP-3919-A: The last conversation with Alex, let's see, it 
was about 1 week ago, and - and - his studies, yes, we 
talked about his studies, that was all - 


AGENT: Did he say what his plans were for the next 
week? Were you going to talk again? 


Subject, before the shift, was handcuffed to D-3762, a convicted 
serial killer. Subject was instructed to terminate D-3762 if either of 
them were placed in mortal danger. 


507 shifted to a dimension where a second ice age was occurring on 
Earth. Immediately after landing, D-3762 and the subject were 
captured by agents of a post-apocalyptic SCP Foundation. The 
former was immediately recognized as a D-Class and was swiftly 
terminated by an individual claiming to be Agent . 507 was placed 
in a cell in the lower levels of a facility called Site . Subject recalls 
that from the interrogation, the agents believed that it was a junior 
researcher attempting to help D-3762 escape from the Foundation. 
During the interrogation, the subject shifted back into our dimension. 


¢ Request: Replacement gear. Granted. 


T34-DE2-04F 
Retrieval: Subject was found in Sector - , a highly restricted area, 
subject was swifty removed. 


Subject shifted to a dimension with a world covered in water', 
Subject then equipped its scuba gear and decided to see what was 
below the water. Subject descended for approximately 3 minutes 
and believed it had traveled 50 meters down before seeing the 
ocean floor. The floor was covered with abandoned buildings and 
rubble, corroded and covered with aqueous plant life; several 
skeletons could be seen. Subject had searched the underwater city 
for 3 minutes when the Subject spotted 3 black, fish-like creatures 
moving towards it at an estimated speed of 10 meters per second. 
Subject drew his knife and firearm before shifting back into our 
dimension. 


¢ Request: A pair of waterproof binoculars. Approved. 


A60-D99-75Q 
Retrieval: Subject returned to the site, wearing an elaborate 
costume made of silks, wool and several unidentified mammals. 


Subject appeared in an empty alleyway of a "futuristic" city inhabited 
by a large variety of unknown humanoid entities. When subject 
encountered said entities they appeared startled at its presence and 


SCP-3919-A: Well, no, we don't arrange any times, | just 
see him in the cafe - 


AGENT: Did he make any comments about the State? 
Anything about his plans for defection? 


SCP-3919-A: No, | don't think - 


AGENT: Nothing at all? So, comrade, you and | are both 
clear on that point, that you are willing to attest your son 
made no anti-State comments, was a good and loyal 
citizen, now that he has defected? 


SCP-3919-A: Well - that is to say, | don't think - | mean, | 
- | can't recall - | can't remember exactly what he said. 


AGENT: You can't remember your last conversation with 
your own son? 


SCP-3919-A: | don't know. I've been very busy lately - | 
can't help you any more. 


AGENT: | see. | suggest you try to remember before we 
meet again, Comrade . Good day to you. 


SCP-3919-A: Please, write to Comrade Secretary 
Novotny, or | can do it myself - he can vouch for me, | 
worked with him in the Industry Ministry - 


AGENT: | can ask for you, but there is something you 
and the Comrade Secretary have in common. As you 

can imagine, he is a very busy man, and unfortunately 
he does not recall every person he meets. 


<END TRANSCRIPT> 
SCP-3919-B-5 
Item: Senior Researcher Dr M. Balazova 


Background: Dr Balazova was converted 
into an instance of SCP-3919-B on 


01/12/1999, projecting a hallucinatory field 
in a 15m radius. This was traced to a flaw 
in the automated system responsible for 
cataloguing SCP-3919 documentation, 
where a text string referring to the Head of 
SCP-3919 Research (then Dr Balazova) led 
to the replacement of SCP-3919 with ‘Jan 

‘in a number of documents. Dr 
Balazova continues her Foundation 
employment while in containment. She is 
permitted contact with others via video link 
and receives regular counselling to mitigate 
the effects of long-term isolation. 


Event Date: 18/12/19673 


Description:A basement room of the 
Ministry of Industry in Prague, SCP-3919- 
A's workplace from 1956. SCP-3919-A is 
sitting at his desk doing paperwork. 


<BEGIN TRANSCRIPT> 


The door opens and a man enters, 
identified as Professor E. Krejcar, a 
colleague of SCP-3919-A's from Charles 
University. 


SCP-3919-A: Yes, can | help you? 
KREJCAR: Hello, Jan. It's been some time.