[SCP Foundation]
[Discussion Log 085-17]
Date: [REDACTED]
Participants:
- Dr. [REDACTED], Lead Researcher
- Dr. [REDACTED], Assistant Researcher
- Dr. [REDACTED], Containment Specialist
- Dr. [REDACTED], Psychologist
- SCP-085 (“Cassy”)

[Begin Log]

Dr. [REDACTED]: Good morning, everyone. Today, we have an important discussion regarding the test scenarios for SCP-085, also known as “Cassy.” As we know, Cassy is a 2D entity confined to an 8 x 10 paper. She communicates through writing, drawing, expressions, emoting, and sign language. Our goal is to involve her in the planning process and ensure her safety throughout the testing. Let’s begin.

Dr. [REDACTED]: Before we start, does anyone have any questions or concerns?

Dr. [REDACTED]: I just want to confirm, Cassy can move between paper-based mediums as long as they are touching, correct?

Dr. [REDACTED]: That’s correct, and it’s an important aspect to consider in the testing scenarios. We should explore the boundaries and limitations of Cassy’s movement and see if there are any potential risks associated with it.

Dr. [REDACTED]: Agreed. We need to ensure that Cassy remains within a controlled environment during the tests. I suggest we set up a designated testing area with various types of paper and mediums to accommodate her movement.

Dr. [REDACTED]: That sounds reasonable. We should also keep in mind Cassy’s preference for older photos, colors, and different backgrounds. We can work on acquiring a variety of images and colors for her to interact with.

Dr. [REDACTED]: I concur. It will be interesting to see how Cassy interacts with different visual stimuli. We should record her responses and emotional expressions during the tests for further analysis.

Dr. [REDACTED]: Absolutely. Capturing visual and emotional data will be crucial to understanding Cassy’s capabilities and potential effects of SCP-978 on her. We should also consult the psych team to assess her well-being throughout the experimentation process.

Dr. [REDACTED]: Agreed. It’s essential to monitor Cassy closely for any signs of distress or discomfort. We should establish a system for her to communicate any concerns during the tests.

Dr. [REDACTED]: Cassy, we’ve discussed the test scenarios we have in mind, including different types of paper, mediums, backgrounds, and colors. Are you comfortable with these ideas, or do you have any preferences or suggestions?

SCP-085 (Cassy) [writes]: I like the ideas so far. Can we also try different textures on the paper and see how I interact with them?

Dr. [REDACTED]: That’s an excellent suggestion, Cassy. We’ll make sure to include various textures in the test scenarios. We’ll do our best to provide a range of experiences for you to interact with.

SCP-085 (Cassy) [draws a heart]: Thank you! I’m excited to see what we can discover together.

Dr. [REDACTED]: We’re glad to have your enthusiasm, Cassy. Your well-being and safety remain our top priority throughout these tests. If anything makes you uncomfortable or if you have any questions, don’t hesitate to let us know.

SCP-085 (Cassy) [writes]: I trust you all. Let’s work together to learn more.

Dr. [REDACTED]: We appreciate your trust, Cassy. We’ll keep you updated on the progress and any adjustments to the test scenarios. If there’s anything else you’d like to discuss or if you have any further questions, please feel free to speak up.

SCP-085 (Cassy) [writes]: No questions for now. Thank you all for including me.

Dr. [REDACTED]: You’re very welcome, Cassy. We greatly value your participation. We’ll continue to involve you in the process and ensure a safe and productive experimentation environment.

[End of Discussion]