SCP-931

SCP-931, known as "A Rice Bowl", is a rice bowl that forces others to write and type in haiku when in the presence of, writing about, or viewing the object.
==Description==
SCP-931 is a white/blue Japanese rice bowl with 3 inches in height and 4.5 inches across the bowl. A cracked blue pattern lies across the interior of the bowl. It has no makers' mark on its body, signifying its early age.Entry Page: 931
==History==
SCP-931 was created in the late 20th century, being captured at one point by the SCP Foundation and stored at Site-19. Dr. Stevens, a member of the Foundation's Scientific Department, made an audio format for 931's SCiPNET entry, as voice is not affected by the anomaly's haiku rule. There was an attempt to transcribe the entry, though it didn't work as it should.
SCP-931 was later cross-tested with SCP-2673 after 931 was deemed safe enough to crosstest with other SCPs. 2673 became locked up in haiku as a result of the test.
==Anomalous properties==
SCP-931 has a cognitohazardous ability of forcing those that are in the presence of, write or type about, or viewed by it to write in a haiku format. The haiku is basic, as themes of nature are not needed. This effect wears off in a few hours, and can affect those unaware of 931's effect or even those who do not know how to write haiku; the structure would be present.
==Containment==
SCP-931 is kept in a Level 2 storage locker at Site-19, though armed guards are not present at the containment area.
==Meta==
===Appearances===
*Entry Page: 931
==References==
Category:Objects
Category:SCPs
Category:Safe