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**Item #:** SCP-XXXX
**Object Class:** Euclid
**Special Containment Procedures:** SCP-XXXX-1 (host) is to be held in a standard humanoid containment cell at Site-19, furnished for long-term habitation. SCP-XXXX-2 (entity, self-designated "Larry") cannot be contained independently of SCP-XXXX-1 at this time; containment procedures for SCP-XXXX-1 are considered sufficient containment for SCP-XXXX-2 pending further study.
All verbal interaction with SCP-XXXX-2 is to be logged in full. Personnel are to note any reference by SCP-XXXX-2 to classified items, sites, personnel, or procedures, and forward such references to Site-19 security (see Addendum XXXX-1, Section 4).
Access to SCP-7080 for noospheric imaging of SCP-XXXX-1/2 requires Level 3 clearance and Site Director approval. Alcohol is not to be provided to SCP-XXXX-1 except under approved testing conditions (see Addendum XXXX-4).
Any deliberate attempt to separate SCP-XXXX-2 from SCP-XXXX-1 requires a dedicated safety review and Site Director sign-off, independent of standard testing approval.
**Description:** SCP-XXXX-1 is a human host currently in Foundation containment. SCP-XXXX-2 is an anomalous entity in continuous contact with SCP-XXXX-1, presenting as a second, discrete consciousness sharing SCP-XXXX-1's neural substrate. SCP-XXXX-2 self-identifies as "Larry"; this designation is self-stated and has not been independently corroborated by any external record, document, or third party.
SCP-XXXX-1/2 were recovered by MTF Psi-9 ("The MindFlayers") from a private residence in Lithia Springs, Georgia, following reports of anomalous activity at the address (see Addendum XXXX-1). SCP-XXXX-1 has no known Foundation affiliation or prior clearance. SCP-XXXX-2 has claimed a long cohabitation with SCP-XXXX-1 predating Foundation awareness; this claim is unverified.
Behavioral observation during the initial containment period documented friction between SCP-XXXX-1 and SCP-XXXX-2 that subsided into sustained cooperative behavior (see Addendum XXXX-2). SCP-7080 ("Philosopher") imaging subsequently confirmed SCP-XXXX-1 and SCP-XXXX-2 to be two distinct, stable consciousness signatures with no measurable overlap, drift, or convergence (see Addendum XXXX-3).
Ongoing monitoring identified a correlation between SCP-XXXX-1's alcohol consumption and increased activity of SCP-XXXX-2 (see Addendum XXXX-4). The mechanism is not yet understood.
Of note: during recovery, SCP-XXXX-2 referenced SCP-7080 by its internal nickname and correctly described its function, prior to any mention of the device by Foundation personnel. The source of this knowledge is unknown and is under investigation.
**Addendum XXXX-1:** Recovery Report, MTF Psi-9 ("The MindFlayers")
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**Specialization:** Retrieval and containment of anomalies involving altered, duplicated, or shared consciousness — entities co-inhabiting a host’s neural substrate, memetic or noospheric threats, and cases requiring SCP-7080-compatible field handling.
**Mandate:** Psi-9 is tasked with initial retrieval of subjects suspected of hosting a second consciousness signature, securing both host and entity without inducing panic, resistance, or premature separation attempts. Field agents are trained in non-lethal restraint methods suited to humanoid subjects who may not be aware of, or in control of, the anomaly they carry.
**Notable Assignment:** Psi-9 was tasked with initial retrieval and containment of SCP-XXXX-1/2 (“Larry”), given the case’s noospheric and dual-consciousness profile. Unit performed uneventful retrieval; SCP-XXXX-1 offered no resistance, and no signature separation or destabilization was observed during transport to Site-19.
**Utilizing Objects:** Psi-9 personnel are issued basic briefing on SCP-7080 operation prior to fieldwork involving suspected consciousness anomalies, though full imaging is left to site-based research.
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**Operation:** Retrieval and containment, SCP-XXXX-1/2
**Location:** Private residence, Lithia Springs, GA
**Destination:** Site-19
**Team Lead:** Psi-9-1
**Outcome:** Successful retrieval, no incident — one security flag raised (Section 4)
**1. Background.** Foundation intake received multiple reports of anomalous activity at a private residence in Lithia Springs, GA, locally characterized as a "haunted house." MTF Psi-9 was dispatched on the assumption of a routine memetic or residual-phenomenon cleanup.
**2. On-Site Findings.** Initial screening identified a single human occupant (subsequently designated SCP-XXXX-1). Screening further detected the co-presence of a second, discrete consciousness within the occupant (subsequently designated SCP-XXXX-2), which identified itself verbally as "Larry." Detection of SCP-XXXX-2 escalated the operation from routine cleanup to full retrieval protocol.
**3. Retrieval.** SCP-XXXX-1 offered no resistance. SCP-XXXX-2 was cooperative in dialogue, if uncooperative in tone (see transcript). No attempt was made to separate the two consciousness signatures during retrieval or transport, per standing guidance for suspected shared-consciousness cases. Both were secured and transported to Site-19 without incident. No injuries, escape attempts, or observable signature destabilization occurred.
**4. Security Flag — Apparent Knowledge of Classified Material.** During on-site dialogue, SCP-XXXX-2 referenced SCP-7080 by its internal nickname ("Philosopher") and correctly described its function as a consciousness-imaging device. At no point did Psi-9 personnel mention SCP-7080, its designation, its nickname, or its capabilities in the entity's presence. SCP-XXXX-1 has no known Foundation affiliation or prior clearance.
Working possibilities: (a) SCP-XXXX-2 has some form of access to Foundation information not yet understood; (b) SCP-XXXX-2 has prior undisclosed contact with Foundation personnel or assets; (c) a fortunate guess phrased with unwarranted specificity — considered unlikely given the use of the nickname. Forwarded to Site-19 research and security staff.
**5. Notes for Follow-Up.**
* Prior "haunting" reports at the residence have not been cross-referenced against SCP-XXXX-2's behavior. Not yet established whether reported phenomena predate SCP-XXXX-1's occupancy or are attributable to SCP-XXXX-2.
* SCP-XXXX-2's claim regarding the duration of its cohabitation with SCP-XXXX-1 is unverified.
* Recommend SCP-7080 imaging to confirm whether the two signatures are genuinely distinct — noting that SCP-XXXX-2 appears to already anticipate this.
**6. Field Transcript:** Psi-9-1 and SCP-XXXX-2, on-site, prior to transport
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> **Psi-9-1:** You're aware of what's happening right now.
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> **SCP-XXXX-2:** I'm aware you've been standing in that doorway for ninety seconds deciding how to phrase this. Yes. I'm aware.
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> **Psi-9-1:** We're relocating you and the host to a secure facility. This can go easy or difficult.
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> **SCP-XXXX-2:** It's going to go however it goes. You didn't come here with a third option, so let's not pretend the meeting has an agenda.
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> **Psi-9-1:** Are you going to resist?
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> **SCP-XXXX-2:** Resist what — the van, or the premise? I've been sharing a skull with this man for longer than your organization has had a name for me. I'm not going to start objecting now over transportation.
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> **Psi-9-1:** That's not a no.
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> **SCP-XXXX-2:** It's not a yes either. Write down whatever keeps your paperwork simple.
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> **Psi-9-1:** One more thing. You and the host — are you separate, or are you the same thing wearing two names?
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> **SCP-XXXX-2:** Depends what you're asking for. If you want an answer for your file, we're separate. Two of us in here. Put him under your Philosopher and it'll draw you two pictures. Save yourselves the argument.
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> **Psi-9-1:** //[pause]// Under what?
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> **SCP-XXXX-2:** Don't do that. You know what I said.
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> **Psi-9-1:** And if I'm not asking for the file?
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> **SCP-XXXX-2:** Then it's more complicated than "separate." We've been together long enough that I don't know where his instincts end and my preferences start. That's not merging. That's just what happens when you share a house with someone for years and stop keeping the furniture on your own side.
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> **Psi-9-1:** Is that a problem for us?
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> **SCP-XXXX-2:** Only if you're hoping to find a clean line to cut. There isn't one. There's just the two of us, together, currently very calm about being your problem now instead of Georgia's.
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> **[END TRANSCRIPT]**
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Filed by Psi-9-1. Case transferred to Site-19 research staff; security flag forwarded separately.
**Addendum XXXX-2:** Behavioral Observation Log (Site-19)
Following intake at Site-19, early observation of SCP-XXXX-1/2 documented signaling friction between the two: elevated defensive response in SCP-XXXX-1 during periods of SCP-XXXX-2 activity, and apparent resource competition. Over the observation period, this subsided into sustained cooperative behavior — reduced defensive signaling, apparent resource reciprocity, aligned activity cycles, and calm engagement during contact events that had initially produced fight-or-flight signatures.
Whether the initial friction reflected the stress of containment rather than the baseline state of the relationship is unresolved. SCP-XXXX-2's claim of long, stable cohabitation prior to recovery (Addendum XXXX-1) would, if true, favor the former explanation.
**Addendum XXXX-3:** SCP-7080 Imaging Results
Following Psi-9's recommendation (Addendum XXXX-1, Section 5), Site-19 research staff submitted a formal request for initial SCP-7080 access. The request was approved by Director Beaufoy. No prior SCP-7080 testing had been performed on SCP-XXXX-1/2.
A single 70-minute imaging session was conducted on SCP-XXXX-1 during naturalistic contact with SCP-XXXX-2, capturing pre-contact, active-contact, and post-contact phases. Results showed two clearly distinguishable, stable consciousness signatures throughout, with no meaningful overlap, drift, or convergence trend. SCP-XXXX-1 and SCP-XXXX-2 are considered distinct, non-fused consciousnesses.
This result is consistent with SCP-XXXX-2's on-site statement that imaging would "draw you two pictures" (Addendum XXXX-1). How SCP-XXXX-2 anticipated both the device and the result remains unexplained.
**Addendum XXXX-4:** Alcohol Correlation
Monitoring staff noted increased activity and behavioral prevalence of SCP-XXXX-2 correlating with SCP-XXXX-1's alcohol consumption. It is not yet established whether this is due to (a) reduced resistance or inhibition in SCP-XXXX-1, (b) a direct response by SCP-XXXX-2 to the substance, or (c) an unrelated confound. A controlled SCP-7080 session bracketing alcohol consumption has been proposed to clarify SCP-XXXX-2 activity relative to consumption timing.
**Addendum XXXX-5:** Proposal: Independent Vessel
Following confirmation that SCP-XXXX-1 and SCP-XXXX-2 are distinct, stable, non-fused signatures, a feasibility study was proposed to Director Beaufoy to determine whether SCP-XXXX-2 could be relocated to an independent, non-biological vessel rather than remaining within SCP-XXXX-1. The proposal remains under review; no extraction attempt has been authorized.
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Excerpts of note:
Addendum XXXX-1: Recovery Report, MTF Psi-9 ("The MindFlayers")
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Specialization: Retrieval and containment of anomalies involving altered, duplicated, or shared consciousness — entities co-inhabiting a host’s neural substrate, memetic or noospheric threats, and cases requiring SCP-7080-compatible field handling.
Mandate: Psi-9 is tasked with initial retrieval of subjects suspected of hosting a second consciousness signature, securing both host and entity without inducing panic, resistance, or premature separation attempts. Field agents are trained in non-lethal restraint methods suited to humanoid subjects who may not be aware of, or in control of, the anomaly they carry.
Notable Assignment: Psi-9 was tasked with initial retrieval and containment of SCP-XXXX-1/2 (“Larry”), given the case’s noospheric and dual-consciousness profile. Unit performed uneventful retrieval; SCP-XXXX-1 offered no resistance, and no signature separation or destabilization was observed during transport to Site-19.
Utilizing Objects: Psi-9 personnel are issued basic briefing on SCP-7080 operation prior to fieldwork involving suspected consciousness anomalies, though full imaging is left to site-based research.
Addendum XXXX-2: Behavioral Observation Log (Site-19)
Following intake at Site-19, early observation of SCP-XXXX-1/2 documented signaling friction between the two: elevated defensive response in SCP-XXXX-1 during periods of SCP-XXXX-2 activity, and apparent resource competition. Over the observation period, this subsided into sustained cooperative behavior — reduced defensive signaling, apparent resource reciprocity, aligned activity cycles, and calm engagement during contact events that had initially produced fight-or-flight signatures.
Whether the initial friction reflected the stress of containment rather than the baseline state of the relationship is unresolved. SCP-XXXX-2's claim of long, stable cohabitation prior to recovery (Addendum XXXX-1) would, if true, favor the former explanation.
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