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Sapik Volragh (account age 2 days, site membership 1 day) recently posted the following concept thread, which has multiple indicators of AI-generation: https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/forum/t-17147693/the-font-of-judgement-ideas-critique
**Looking for the Green Light:** No
**Article Type:** SCP Article
**Genre:** Fantasy
**Article Layout:** Standard
**Main Idea:** The containment of a being who acts as a living conduit for perfect, impartial karmic justice. It explores the idea of what would happen if a force that could grant miracles or deliver horrific, ironic punishments existed and was captured by a scientific organization that tries to understand it through sterile experimentation.
**Main Narrative:**
1. Containment: The Foundation has captured a powerful entity and is focused on the practical problem of suppressing its reality-altering abilities (cutting off water).
2. Investigation: Through testing, they confirm the nature of his power, documenting its miraculous and devastating effects with scientific detachment.
Confrontation: In the interview, the entity's claims of divinity clash with the Foundation's sterile, procedural approach. He challenges the interviewer's own morality, hinting that no one is safe from his "judgment."
3. The Cost: The entity's required insomnia after using its power adds a layer of pathos and complexity. It suggests his "divinity" is also a curse upon him, making him a more tragic and compelling figure.
**Hook/Attention Grabber:** The primary hook is the stark duality of the entity's power: dipping a finger in water can lead to either the greatest blessing or the most terrible disaster for whoever drinks it. The mystery of which outcome will occur, and the claim that it's based on the drinker's inherent "worth," is immediately compelling and makes the reader question where they themselves would fall. The image of a tired, sleepless "god" contained in a sterile cell is a powerful and intriguing visual.
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Main Narrative:
1. Containment: The Foundation has captured a powerful entity and is focused on the practical problem of suppressing its reality-altering abilities (cutting off water).
2. Investigation: Through testing, they confirm the nature of his power, documenting its miraculous and devastating effects with scientific detachment.
Confrontation: In the interview, the entity's claims of divinity clash with the Foundation's sterile, procedural approach. He challenges the interviewer's own morality, hinting that no one is safe from his "judgment."
3. The Cost: The entity's required insomnia after using its power adds a layer of pathos and complexity. It suggests his "divinity" is also a curse upon him, making him a more tragic and compelling figure.
Hook/Attention Grabber: The primary hook is the stark duality of the entity's power: dipping a finger in water can lead to either the greatest blessing or the most terrible disaster for whoever drinks it. The mystery of which outcome will occur, and the claim that it's based on the drinker's inherent "worth," is immediately compelling and makes the reader question where they themselves would fall. The image of a tired, sleepless "god" contained in a sterile cell is a powerful and intriguing visual.
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