Noting that new site member 
Lunxty (account age 32 days, site membership 31 days) recently posted the following concept thread, which has multiple obvious indicators of AI-generation: https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/forum/t-18029834/tale-ideas:anomaly-that-reacts-to-memories
Thread summary also AI-generated, "This story is about SCP-990, a strange phenomenon that expresses itself in the dreams of Foundation personnel. Scientists discovered after an experiment that SCP-990 can access lost memories. This draws attention to past events, regret, and hidden concerns in dreams. As these interactions persist, the Foundation starts to wonder if SCP-990 is merely observing or changing the memories."
Hi there,
Introducing my SCP Tale Project: **"DREAMWEAVER"** — an inquiry into SCP-990's ability to connect with memories.
++ Idea
An experimental project finds that SCP-990 can retrieve Foundation employees' lost memories. However, as the experiences develop, a terrible dilemma arises: does the entity simply //reveal// authentic memories, or does it //change// them?
++ Chapter Progression
* **Chapter I:** Subjects report memories that contradict official records
* **Chapter II:** Psychological decline and increasing existential doubts
* **Chapter III:** The terrifying theory — what if the Foundation's records were false?
* **Chapter IV:** Extended sessions expose the unattainable
* **Chapter V:** The lead investigator becomes the subject of investigation
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++ Central Theme
The reliability of memory, identity, and the ultimate question: **are we truly who we think we are?**
++ My questions for Reviewers
* Does the psychological horror work effectively?
* Is the ambiguous ending satisfying?
* Are there any narrative plot holes?
* Is the SCP Foundation documentary style properly respected?
Thanks you all for your feedback and critique !
Excerpt of note:
Hi there,
Introducing my SCP Tale Project: "DREAMWEAVER" — an inquiry into SCP-990's ability to connect with memories.
Idea
An experimental project finds that SCP-990 can retrieve Foundation employees' lost memories. However, as the experiences develop, a terrible dilemma arises: does the entity simply reveal authentic memories, or does it change them?
Chapter Progression
- Chapter I: Subjects report memories that contradict official records
- Chapter II: Psychological decline and increasing existential doubts
- Chapter III: The terrifying theory — what if the Foundation's records were false?
The user also has a sandbox with no edits beyond page creation, which also has many obvious AI-indicators: https://scp-sandbox-3.wikidot.com/dreamweaver-chapter-i
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= **PROJECT DREAMWEAVER**
= //SCP-990 Memory Interaction Study//
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+++ ⚠️ FOREWORD
This document details the findings of **Project Dreamweaver**, a three-month investigation into the anomalous properties of **SCP-990** (designated //The Dream Visitor//). The entity's confirmed ability to access and potentially modify personnel memories has raised critical questions about the nature of consciousness, identity, and the reliability of Foundation records.
**All personnel involved in this study have been debriefed and placed on indefinite psychiatric monitoring.**
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++ INITIAL OBSERVATIONS
Dr. Sarah Chen was the first to notice the pattern.
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> "It's not just visiting us anymore," she reported during the mandatory morning briefing on Day 47 of the study. "It's... asking questions. About things it shouldn't know."
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**SCP-990** had been documented for six years prior as a consistent anomaly—appearing in the REM sleep of Foundation personnel across all sites, always observing, never interacting directly. Hundreds of recorded encounters suggested it existed in a passive state, a phantom presence that researchers could study through forced wakings and neural imaging.
But **//something had changed//.**
Personnel began reporting dreams that felt //different//. Not the usual ethereal quality of SCP-990 encounters, where the entity appeared as a gray silhouette at the edge of consciousness. Now it had specificity. Detail. Intent.
* **Dr. Marcus Webb** dreamed of a car accident that never happened.
* **Researcher Elena Volkov** remembered a daughter she'd never had.
* **Security Officer James Park** recalled executing a fellow agent—an action that occurred nowhere in any official record.
All of them swore the memories felt genuine. Not like dreams. **Like genuine experiences being //resurfaced//.**
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++ PHASE ONE: CONTROLLED OBSERVATION
On Day 63, we moved SCP-990 studies to **Containment Wing-7**, a specialized sleep chamber equipped with EEG monitoring, lucid dream suppression, and continuous neural imaging.
The protocol was simple:
* Nine volunteer subjects, all with psychological evaluations indicating stable baseline memory
* Induced REM sleep via pharmaceutical means
* Active monitoring for SCP-990 contact
* Immediate forced waking upon entity appearance
* Memory testing before and after each encounter
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+++ Subject 01 (Dr. Robert Hayes, Senior Researcher)
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**//Pre-encounter Memories://**
* Two sisters, both living
* Completed Master's degree in 2009
* Never served in military
* Childhood home in Portland, Maine
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**//Encounter Narrative://**
Subject reported SCP-990 appearing as usual, but this time it **//spoke//**. The entity allegedly asked him:
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"Do you remember the funeral?"
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Subject became agitated during the forced waking, insisting he needed to call his sister. Our records showed both sisters alive.
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**//Post-encounter Memory Test://**
* Three sisters (reports one died in a car accident in 2003)
* Claims degree was completed in 2008
* Distinct memories of two years in the Marines (2004-2006)
* Childhood home recalled as being in Burlington, Vermont
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**//Cross-Verification://**
❌ No record of his military service
❌ No death certificate for the alleged sister
✓ Alumni records confirm 2009 graduation date
✓ Personnel files from 2004-2006 show continuous Foundation employment
**DISCREPANCIES DETECTED: 3/4**
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Subject Hayes was adamant. He produced //details// about his Marine service: names of drill sergeants, specific humiliating incidents, sensory memories of the rifle range. When confronted with contradictory records, he became increasingly agitated.
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> "You're lying to me," he said. "I know my own memories. I **//know//** what I lived."
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**By Day 68**, Subject Hayes had suffered a complete dissociative episode and had to be sedated.
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= **END DOCUMENT**
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Excerpts of note:
⚠️ FOREWORD
This document details the findings of Project Dreamweaver, a three-month investigation into the anomalous properties of SCP-990 (designated The Dream Visitor). The entity's confirmed ability to access and potentially modify personnel memories has raised critical questions about the nature of consciousness, identity, and the reliability of Foundation records.
SCP-990 had been documented for six years prior as a consistent anomaly—appearing in the REM sleep of Foundation personnel across all sites, always observing, never interacting directly. Hundreds of recorded encounters suggested it existed in a passive state, a phantom presence that researchers could study through forced wakings and neural imaging.
All of them swore the memories felt genuine. Not like dreams. Like genuine experiences being resurfaced.
Permanently banned, PM sent.
