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SCP-4213 solely utilizes its anomalous properties to facilitate travel to a location with a high concentration of frozen dairy products and then uses them to compel the holder of those products to grant SCP-4213 access to them. It will then begin to consume any acquired products.
It is unknown if SCP-4213 is capable of utilizing its anomalous properties for reasons other than the acquisition of frozen dairy products, as it has never been observed to do so. However, all attempts to effect long term containment of SCP-4213 have been unsuccessful due to the frequency of these acquisition events.
Incident 4213-1: On January 15th, 2019, SCP-4213 succeeded in entering Site-88's cafeteria during its "Free Ice Cream Day" (a bi-monthly event implemented to boost employee morale). SCP-4213 then proceeded to acquire several servings of frozen dairy product. During this event, SCP-4213 was confronted by Dr. Jacob Curtis. The following interview was recovered from site surveillance equipment.
INTERVIEWED: SCP-4213
INTERVIEWER: Dr. Jacob Curtis
DATE OF LOG: 1/15/19 Approx. 12:15 Local Time
[IRRELEVANT INFORMATION OMITTED — BEGIN LOG]
Dr. Curtis: Excellent. To begin, how did you first come to learn about your abilities?
SCP-4213: I dunno.
Dr. Curtis: Do you ever think about how your abilities affect others?
SCP-4213: Huh?
Dr. Curtis: For instance, imagine you've taken some ice cream from a child.
SCP-4213 smiles, and begins to lick ice cream from a cone. Both are silent for three seconds.
Dr. Curtis: Never mind. Can you recall an incident where someone has resisted your commands?
SCP-4213: No.
Dr. Curtis: What do you remember?
SCP-4213 continues to lick its ice cream cone while maintaining direct eye contact with Dr. Curtis.
Dr. Curtis: Look, we've been monitoring you for years. Now that you're actually here, I just want you to answer a couple of questions, alright?
SCP-4213: You're weird.
Dr. Curtis: I'm not — hey!
SCP-4213 begins to walk away. Dr. Curtis follows.
Dr. Curtis: I just want some answers, alright?
SCP-4213: I don't care.
Dr. Curtis: Can you at least wait here for a second? I think I know of something that could help.
SCP-4213: Fine.
Dr. Curtis runs quickly towards the cafeteria. SCP-4213 begins to slowly walk away until Dr. Curtis returns holding a Styrofoam bowl filled with ice cream.
At this point SCP-4213 appears to relax.
Dr. Curtis: Can you use your abilities to acquire anything other than ice cream?
There is silence for approximately five seconds. Then SCP-4213 points to the bowl Dr. Curtis is holding.
SCP-4213: Give me that bowl.
Dr. Curtis falls under SCP-4213's effect at this point and is unable to continue the interview.
[END LOG]
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[ Title: SCP-4216 is a large wooden kennel with a corrugated steel roof.; Genre: Scientific; Tags: 3rdperson; Style: Dark ]
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Item #: SCP-4216
Object Class: Euclid
Special Containment Procedures: SCP-4216 is contained in a standard Small Containment Cell at Site-33. Access is limited to personnel with Clearance Level 3 4 and above. Personnel who have previously owned or cared for any breed of dog (Canis lupus familiaris) are to be barred from entering SCP-4216's cell to prevent accidentally triggering Δ-0G Events. Testing with SCP-4216 is strictly limited to D-Class personnel only. Personnel wishing to receive psychological support after testing may do so at Dr. Penn's office.
Description: SCP-4216 is a large wooden kennel with a corrugated steel roof. The interior of the structure is non-anomalous when inactive, and is safe to enter. SCP-4216 manifests its anomalous properties when it enters the line of sight of an individual who meets the following criteria:
The individual has owned at least one dog at any point in their life.
At least one of the dogs owned by the individual are deceased.
The individual remembers owning at least one of the deceased dogs.
Upon meeting the aforementioned criteria, a Δ-0G Event will occur. During this period, an instance of SCP-4216-Δ will appear in SCP-4216. SCP-4216-Δ is a collective designation for all entities that exit the structure, and will always resemble one of the subject's deceased dogs.
Instances of SCP-4216-Δ are observed to be perfectly healthy regardless of their circumstances of death, and are reported to be identical to their deceased counterparts in life by the subject. While no memetic effects originating from SCP-4216 or instances of SCP-4216-Δ have been recorded, subjects express happiness and a desire to reunite with the SCP-4216-Δ instance if separated. If interaction between the subject and their respective SCP-4216-Δ instance is restricted, it will return into SCP-4216 and de-manifest after approximately 10 minutes. The subject is considered to have "failed" the Δ-0G Event, and will no longer be able to trigger another Δ-0G Event after this, regardless of the number of deceased dogs they may have owned.
Should the subject and an instance of SCP-4216-Δ be allowed to reunite, the instance will attempt to get the subject to follow it in the kennel by tugging on the subject's clothing in a direction facing the entrance to SCP-4216. In the event that the subject does follow the instance of SCP-4216-Δ into SCP-4216, the subject will de-manifest with the instance within the structure. All communications with the subject are also lost, and they are deemed irretrievable.
Failed Δ-0G Events have been recorded to cause psychological distress to the subject, as well as certain observers. Out of 31 tests conducted on SCP-4216, 22 of the tests' subjects have been diagnosed with complicated grief, and 5 have committed suicide after testing. It is unknown if this is directly correlated to SCP-4216's anomalous properties.
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