Noting that new site member Rokkuddo (account age 1 day, site application processed just now) has a sandbox with AI generation indicators: https://scp-sandbox-3.wikidot.com/glass-of-rose
Note that a full draft appears in entirety in Revision 2:
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|item-number= 8159
|clearance= 3
|container-class= euclid
|secondary-class= none
|disruption-class= vlam
|risk-class= caution
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**Item #:** SCP-8159
**Object Class:** Euclid (formerly Safe, demoted after Incident 8159-3)
**Special Containment Procedures:** SCP-8159 is to remain sealed within Containment Chamber 12-B, a standard reinforced isolation unit located at Site-73. The chamber is to be equipped with a reinforced steel door featuring one-way visual glass. A Level 3 Clearance is required for any observational contact. Under no circumstances is the door to be opened, regardless of vocalizations or external stimuli produced by SCP-8159.
The attached sign reading “FOR YOUR SAFETY KEEP THIS DOOR CLOSED” must remain intact and legible at all times. Personnel assigned to SCP-8159 are required to undergo weekly auditory desensitization training to resist vocal manipulation.
Requests by SCP-8159 for “just a sip” or to be “let in” are to be logged but not acknowledged. Compliance results in rapid and irreversible psychological degradation. See Incident Log 8159-3.
**Description:** SCP-8159 is a humanoid entity visible only through reinforced transparent materials. It manifests as a low-resolution, heavily distorted human face which presses itself against the viewing window of the containment door. Despite its appearance, SCP-8159 is capable of vocalization in multiple human languages, usually delivered in a pleading, passive-aggressive tone.
Most commonly, the entity repeats the phrases:
• “Let me in.”
• “I just want a sip.”
These phrases vary slightly in cadence, tone, and emotional intensity, but always imply an innocuous desire for entry and consumption of an unspecified liquid, presumed to be wine (based on correlation with a glass of rosé that consistently manifests near containment in digital records).
Important Note: No wine or wine glass has been physically introduced to the chamber. Attempts to remove or analyze the digital wine glass have failed, suggesting either cognitohazardous influence or anomalous data corruption.
**Addendum:** 8159-A – Psychological Influence:
Exposure to SCP-8159’s voice or image (particularly the “sip request”) for longer than 15 seconds induces a mild compulsion to open the containment door. This effect intensifies with repeated exposure, eventually escalating to auditory hallucinations and a persistent thirst for “just a sip” of an unknown liquid.
Long-term exposure has led to several personnel developing intense emotional attachments to SCP-8159, referring to it as a “misunderstood friend” or “a guy who just seems chill.” These individuals are to be reassigned pending psychological evaluation.
**Incident:** 8159-3 Summary:
Dr. Keller, a Level 2 Researcher, opened the containment door “as a joke” after SCP-8159 “sounded really sad that day.” Within 0.8 seconds, Dr. Keller was no longer visible on surveillance. The door slammed shut autonomously, and SCP-8159 resumed pressing its face against the window. It appeared marginally more hydrated.
Containment door was later found completely dry on both sides.
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Current Status:
SCP-8159 remains behind the door. Still thirsty. Still asking.
Do not open the door.
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Note from Director Halvorsen:
“For the last time: nobody is ‘letting him have a little sip.’ I don’t care how parched he looks or how relatable his energy is. He is not your wine buddy. He is a spatial distortion with unresolved attachment issues and a taste for irony and flesh.”
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User then made 12 more edits, many removing other AI indicators.
Revision 14:
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[[include :scp-wiki:component:anomaly-class-bar-source
|item-number= 8159
|clearance= 3
|container-class= euclid
|secondary-class= none
|disruption-class= vlam
|risk-class= caution
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**Item #:** SCP-8159
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**Object Class:** Euclid (formerly Safe)
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**Special Containment Procedures:** SCP-8159 is to remain sealed within Containment Chamber 12-B, a standard reinforced isolation unit located at Site-73. The chamber is to be equipped with a reinforced steel door featuring one-way visual glass. A Level 3 Clearance is required for any observational contact. Under no circumstances is the door to be opened, regardless of vocalizations or external stimuli produced by SCP-8159.
The attached sign reading “FOR YOUR SAFETY KEEP THIS DOOR CLOSED” must remain intact and legible at all times. Personnel assigned to SCP-8159 are required to undergo weekly auditory desensitization training to resist vocal manipulation. Requests by SCP-8159 for “just a sip” or to be “let in” are to be logged but not acknowledged.
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**Description:** SCP-8159 is a humanoid entity visible only through reinforced transparent materials. It manifests as a low-resolution, heavily distorted human face which presses itself against the viewing window of the containment door. Despite its appearance, SCP-8159 is capable of vocalization in multiple human languages, usually delivered in a pleading, passive-aggressive tone.
Most commonly, the entity repeats the phrases:
* “Let me in.”
* “I just want a sip.”
These phrases vary slightly in cadence, tone, and emotional intensity, but always imply an innocuous desire for entry and consumption of an unspecified liquid, presumed to be wine (based on correlation with a glass of rosé that consistently manifests near containment in digital records).
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**Important Note:** No wine or wine glass has been physically introduced to the chamber. Attempts to remove or analyze the digital wine glass have failed, suggesting either cognitohazardous influence or anomalous data corruption.
> **Foreword:** Director Keats is preparing a dossier on SCP-8159 and seeks professional consultation from Dr. Gutard concerning observations of SCP-8159 and SCP-8159-A.
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> **<Begin Log>**
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> **Director Keats:** Have you ever wondered why they use air gaps to keep devices disconnected from the internet? After all, if a laptop is on a wooden table and powered off, surely nothing can interact with it, right?
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> **Dr. Gutard:** I beg your pardon?
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> <KEATS SIPS TEA>
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> **Director Keats:** SCP-8159 flies in the face of such a containment method. It can easily interfere with any surveillance apparatus with ease, albeit for the caveat of one purpose only: to manifest a single glass of rosé wine. The surveillance apparatus must have an exposed surface not obscured by land, meaning SCP-8159-A is impossible to manifest from a sensor beyond the horizon when viewed from the containment chamber.
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> **Dr. Gutard:** So you can only escape the entity’s influence by recording it from past the horizon… Does any such recording device exist?
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> **Director Keats:** No. For some reason, SCP-8159 is connected to the ████ when observed with sensors and invariably manifests the wine as though you could reach out and touch it. SCP-1859-A even obeys the laws of physics in relation to objects in the real world. If you walk into it, it falls and breaks and spills. This evokes a visceral, apoplectic response in SCP-1859 for a single frame of recording.
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> <KEATS DELIVERS EXHIBIT-1 TO GUTARD>
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> **<End Log>**
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> **Closing Statement:** [Small summary and passage on what transpired afterward]
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Exposure to SCP-8159’s voice or image (particularly the “sip request”) for longer than 15 seconds induces a mild compulsion to open the containment door. This effect intensifies with repeated exposure, eventually escalating to auditory hallucinations and a persistent thirst for “just a sip” of an unknown liquid.
Long-term exposure has led to several personnel developing intense emotional attachments to SCP-8159, referring to it as a “misunderstood friend” or “a guy who just seems chill.” These individuals are to be reassigned pending psychological evaluation.
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Dr. Gutard, a Level 1 Researcher, opened the containment door “as a joke” after SCP-8159 “sounded really sad that day.” Within 0.8 seconds, Dr. Gutard was no longer visible on surveillance. The door slammed shut autonomously, and SCP-8159 resumed pressing its face against the window. It appeared marginally more hydrated. Containment door was later found completely dry on both sides by HMCL (Hazardous Materials Containment Liaison) staff.
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“For the last time: nobody is ‘letting him have a little sip’! I don’t care how parched he looks or how relatable his energy is. He is not your wine buddy. He is a spatial distortion with unresolved attachment issues and a taste for ████ and ████.”
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Revision 2 excerpts of note:
Requests by SCP-8159 for “just a sip” or to be “let in” are to be logged but not acknowledged. Compliance results in rapid and irreversible psychological degradation. See Incident Log 8159-3.
Addendum: 8159-A – Psychological Influence:
Exposure to SCP-8159’s voice or image (particularly the “sip request”) for longer than 15 seconds induces a mild compulsion to open the containment door. This effect intensifies with repeated exposure, eventually escalating to auditory hallucinations and a persistent thirst for “just a sip” of an unknown liquid.
Long-term exposure has led to several personnel developing intense emotional attachments to SCP-8159, referring to it as a “misunderstood friend” or “a guy who just seems chill.” These individuals are to be reassigned pending psychological evaluation.
Current Status:
SCP-8159 remains behind the door. Still thirsty. Still asking.
Do not open the door.
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Note from Director Halvorsen:
“For the last time: nobody is ‘letting him have a little sip.’ I don’t care how parched he looks or how relatable his energy is. He is not your wine buddy. He is a spatial distortion with unresolved attachment issues and a taste for irony and flesh.”
If the user attempts to post their AI material to the mainsite or request critique on it, recommending membership revocation.
