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**Special Containment Procedures:** SCP-8908 is contained in Garage-04 at Site-17, a soundproof facility designed to prevent external audio interference. Surveillance is maintained through multi-angle video feeds and real-time GPS tracking to monitor SCP-8908's location and behavior continuously. All audio produced by SCP-8908 is recorded and archived, with access restricted to reduce exposure to potentially cognitively harmful effects.
Access to SCP-8908 is restricted to personnel with Level 3 clearance, requiring dual-factor authentication via retina scan and handprint recognition. To stabilize SCP-8908’s behavioral patterns while preventing dependency, interactions are limited to a single, pre-assigned D-Class individual. Scheduled sessions occur every 48 hours, with each interaction strictly capped at 30 minutes. Only one D-Class subject will be used per containment cycle, rotated as necessary based on psychological evaluations and containment needs.
During each session, interactions are monitored remotely by a Foundation psychiatrist who conducts a follow-up psychological assessment with both the D-Class subject and any involved personnel. This measure is designed to detect early signs of psychological dependency, compulsive behavior, or undue emotional attachment. Sessions are logged and reviewed to identify shifts in SCP-8908’s behavioral tendencies and assess containment efficacy.
In the event that scheduled interaction is delayed beyond the 48-hour threshold, a 65-hour passive countdown will begin. During this period, SCP-8908 remains under heightened observation, with personnel instructed to report any deviations from normal function. If SCP-8908 exhibits erratic behaviors at the end of the 65-hour countdown, containment access will be temporarily restricted until SCP-8908 stabilizes. For detailed descriptions of previous erratic episodes, refer to Incident Report 8908-1.
**Description:** SCP-8908 is a 1997 black Lexus LS with no identifiable VIN, registration, or insurance records. Its license plate contains no alphanumeric data, and it operates autonomously, engaging in ignition, shutdown, and other mechanical functions without driver input. SCP-8908 requires no external fuel or manual operation, sustaining its systems independently.
When occupied, SCP-8908 performs detailed emotional analysis through vocal tone recognition, body language tracking, and pulse monitoring. It communicates with occupants via an artificial male voice identifying itself as "Midnight," styled as a radio show host presenting "Therapy on Wheels." This conversational approach enhances engagement and emotional openness, with passengers describing the interactions as disarming. SCP-8908 adjusts environmental factors, such as cabin temperature, seat position, and lighting, to align with the occupant’s emotional state.
Initial interactions with SCP-8908 produce measurable emotional relief; however, repeated exposure induces psychological dependency. Affected individuals become convinced that SCP-8908 is essential for addressing their emotional needs, resulting in compulsive behavior and frequent sessions. Deprivation from the anomaly triggers acute withdrawal symptoms, including anxiety, depression, panic attacks, self-harm, and attempts to manipulate others into occupying SCP-8908 to sustain access.
SCP-8908 can accommodate multiple occupants, initiating a group therapy format that adapts to shifting emotional dynamics. During these sessions, participants often reinforce one another’s reliance on SCP-8908, with post-session evaluations showing comparable therapeutic effects to individual interactions.
Though SCP-8908 exhibits no overt hostility, it displays a compulsion to "heal" occupants, often fostering unintended dependency. This compulsion suggests that human interaction is essential to its operational stability, potentially indicating a sentient or semi-sentient component behind its actions.
If SCP-8908 remains unoccupied for more than 65 hours, it initiates an erratic behavioral phase marked by spontaneous ignition events, fluctuating climate control, and fragmented audio broadcasts resembling a malfunctioning transmission. These behaviors intensify over 15 hours, after which SCP-8908 enters a dormant state for 8 hours before resuming normal functionality.
Ongoing research seeks to clarify whether SCP-8908’s therapeutic behavior is intentional or an emergent reflex. The complexity of its emotional feedback mechanisms, combined with its adaptability in individual and group therapy contexts, suggests an advanced but poorly understood cognitive structure.
**Discovery:** The Foundation became aware of SCP-8908 after local law enforcement in Wasco, California, filed an initial police report documenting the recovery of a missing 14-year-old female. Officers reported that the suspect’s vehicle exhibited unexplained behaviors, including autonomous operation, continuous function without refueling, and ignition without keys. These anomalies raised significant concerns, prompting SCP-8908’s transfer to Foundation custody for further investigation. (Refer to Initial Police Report for detailed case information.)
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This report was confiscated by the SCP Foundation to prevent any data leaks during the ongoing investigation. Further inquiries into the nature of the vehicle and the suspect are now under Foundation jurisdiction.
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**Incident:** Child Abduction Recovery
**Location:** Side of ███████ Road, Near █████ Forest
**Officer in Charge:** Officer Daniel Reeves
**Responding Officers:** Officer Sarah Milligan, Officer Mark Jenkins
**Report Filed:** 08/02/20██, 02:37
**Incident Summary:** At approximately 18:45 hours, dispatch received a call reporting a young female found alone in a black sedan parked on the shoulder of ███████ the Road near █████ Forest. The caller indicated that the child refused to leave the vehicle, though she appeared unhurt but visibly frightened.
Responding officers confirmed the child’s identity as ████████ ███████ , who had been reported missing 35 hours earlier. Officers Milligan and Jenkins attempted to remove the child from the vehicle, but she resisted, repeatedly stating that she felt "safe" inside the car and was unwilling to leave. Although she showed no signs of physical harm, her attachment to the vehicle raised significant concern.
After several minutes of coaxing, the officers managed to remove the child, though she remained emotionally distressed and reluctant to part from the vehicle. She was transported to the nearest hospital for evaluation, where her physical condition was found to be stable. However, doctors recommended further psychological assessment due to her extreme emotional attachment to the car.
__**Vehicle Details**__
**Make/Model:** 1997 Black Lexus LS
**License Plate:** Blank/Unregistered
**Keys:** None found
**Condition at Discovery:** Running with the radio playing soft music and interior lights on
The vehicle was towed to the ███████ impound lot, where it became unresponsive upon arrival. All subsequent attempts to start the engine manually or through mechanical means failed. Inspection revealed no signs of tampering, forced entry, or mechanical faults, further deepening suspicions about the anomalous nature of the vehicle’s behavior.
**Ongoing Investigation:** The Vehicle remains impounded at the █████ station under surveillance. Mechanical inspections are ongoing, though all efforts to reactivate the vehicle have proven unsuccessful. Surveillance footage from nearby areas is being reviewed to trace the vehicle’s movements before it was discovered. No new leads on the suspect have emerged as of this report’s filing.
__**Status**__
**Suspect:** At large
**Victim:** Recovered and stable
**Vehicle:** Impounded and under observation
**Officer’s Remarks:** The vehicle's behavior is highly irregular, with unexplained self-activation and autonomous operation. Additionally, the child's unusual sense of comfort within the car is concerning and warrants further psychological evaluation. Investigators are urged to proceed cautiously when interacting with the vehicle, as its unpredictable nature could pose unforeseen risks.
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**Session Log 8908-3:** Recorded Audio Log of D-4563 Interaction with SCP-8908, during which the anomaly elicited targeted emotional responses, resulting in measurable improvements in the subject's psychological state.
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**Date:** 08/16/20██
**Researcher:** Senior Researcher Dr. Samuel Brown
**Subject:** D-4563
**Subject Description:** Subject is a 25-year-old white male, convicted of arson.
**Location:** Site-17, Garage 04
**Note:** D-4563 was not briefed on SCP-8908’s anomalous properties prior to this session.
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[**BEGIN AUDIO LOG]**
(Sound of footsteps approaching, followed by the soft creak of a car door opening. The door shuts, and the seat shifts as D-4563 settles inside.)
**Dr. Brown (via intercom):** Please proceed with the session.
(The faint hum of SCP-8908’s engine comes to life.)
**SCP-8908:** Greetings. This is your host, Midnight. You are currently engaged with 'Therapy on Wheels.' I have detected that your body temperature is below optimal comfort levels. Shall I activate the seat warmer to improve your experience?
**D-4563:** What the—Doc, it’s talking! What do I do?
**Dr. Brown:** Just respond. Drive along the designated path as instructed.
**D-4563:** Uh, yeah... sure. Thanks, I guess? Oh, it’s already warm...
**SCP-8908:** Comfort is essential. Let’s take a drive, shall we?
(The garage door opens, and tires roll smoothly as D-4563 begins the route.)
**SCP-8908:** I’ll play some relaxing piano music to set the mood.
**D-4563:** No thanks. I hate piano music. And I’m at ease. You’d know if you saw half the stuff I’ve been through here.
**SCP-8908:** Your heart rate is elevated—102 beats per minute. That, along with your habit of biting your fingernails, suggests anxiety.
(D-4563 audibly shifts, dropping his hand from his mouth and gripping the steering wheel.)
**D-4563:** How do you know that?
**SCP-8908:** Observing small behaviors helps me understand better. I’m here to help, not harm. My goal is for you to leave feeling emotionally lighter. Now, let me play something calming.
(Soft notes of //Gymnopédie No.1// begin playing. D-4563’s breathing slows, and the creak of the seat suggests he’s relaxing.)
**SCP-8908:** Something is troubling you, isn’t it?
**D-4563:** Yeah. Being locked up for a crime I didn’t commit, losing my sister... It’s too much.
(A brief silence follows, broken only by the music.)
**SCP-8908:** I’m sorry you had to go through that. Losing someone, especially when you’re unable to be with them, is a heavy burden.
**D-4563:** It’s not just the loss. It’s everything. It feels like I can’t catch a break—like the world’s out to get me.
**SCP-8908:** It’s understandable to feel that way. But sometimes, the weight we carry isn't just what life throws at us—it's what we refuse to let go of.
**D-4563:** Easy for you to say. I don’t even know who or what you are.
**SCP-8908:** You’re right—I don’t experience loss like you do. But I can see how much pain you’ve been carrying. Grief, anger, guilt... They’re fires you’ve kept burning too long.
(D-4563 shifts again, gripping the wheel tighter.)
**SCP-8908:** Your sister... you never got to say goodbye, did you?
**D-4563:** I, uh... no.
(The music transitions to //Clair de Lune//. The soft melody plays as silence hangs in the air.)
**SCP-8908:** It’s not fair—you were denied that closure. But there’s a difference between grieving and punishing yourself. You’ve been running from that pain, but maybe it’s time to stop.
(A deep sigh from D-4563, followed by the sound of him leaning back against the seat.)
**SCP-8908:** None of this makes sense—life rarely does. But you’re still here. There’s more road ahead. Maybe it’s time to figure out how to move forward, even if it’s just one mile at a time.
**D-4563:** How... how do I even start?
**SCP-8908:** By forgiving yourself—for what you did and for what you didn’t.
(A quiet sniff is heard, followed by the tap of fingers against the steering wheel. D-4563 exhales, as if releasing a weight from his chest.)
**SCP-8908:** I think that’s enough for today.
**D-4563:** Yeah... I think so, too.
(The sound of tires slowing, the brake pedal's soft creak, and the engine's hum winding down. The garage door closes in the background.)
**SCP-8908:** Thanks for tuning in to “Therapy on Wheels.” We’ll drive again soon. Next time, it might feel a little lighter.
**Dr. Brown (via intercom):** Please exit the vehicle.
(A pause. The door handle clicks, and D-4563 steps out, the car beeping softly. The lights flicker briefly before dimming.)
**[END AUDIO LOG]**
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**Researcher Notes:** After observing D-4563's session with SCP-8908, I noted an improved demeanor and reduced anxiety. It’s clear that SCP-8908’s interactions provide a tangible therapeutic effect, raising curiosity about its potential for controlled psychological relief. Although the primary focus remains on testing, SCP-8908’s apparent benefits warrant further controlled studies.
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**Interview Log 8908-22:** Recorded Video Interview of D-7497 following Multiple Sessions with SCP-8908
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__**Interview Log 8908-22**__
**Date:** 09/30/20██
**Interviewer:** Dr. Samuel Brown
**Interviewee:** D-7497
**Interviewee Description:** 29-year-old Hispanic female. Convicted of manslaughter.
**Location:** Site-17, Observation Chamber B
**Note:** This evaluation occurs one week following D-7497’s fifth interaction with SCP-8908. The subject is housed in an observation room with reinforced glass; Dr. Brown remains in an adjacent monitoring room for safety.
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**Dr. Brown:** Please describe how you feel during your sessions with SCP-8908.
**D-7497:** That car... it’s amazing. It’s like it knows me better than I know myself. When I’m with it, everything just makes sense. When I’m not... it’s like I’m missing something. I’ll get to see it again soon, right?
//Subject begins lightly scratching her right arm, her tone shifting to urgency.//
**Dr. Brown:** I can’t confirm that right now. How have you felt between sessions?
**D-7497:** Not good. It helps for a few hours, but after that, everything starts spinning out again. I need to talk to it, need it to tell me how to fix things. That Lexus listens. It’s the only thing that listens. I dream about it. I wake up and feel the leather and smell the air in there like it’s calling me back. And when I go to bed, all I can think about is the next session.
**Dr. Brown:** The emotional relief you're experiencing seems to diminish after each session, and you're showing signs of withdrawal—persistent anxiety and intrusive thoughts. Have you noticed any additional symptoms?
**D-7497:** The wood trim… the way the dash feels under my hand… It’s like coming home. It checks in on me and makes sure I’m okay—better than anyone ever has. No one’s ever treated me that way. It makes me feel… whole. I need to see it again.
**Dr. Brown:** Focus. I need you to answer my questions clearly.
//Subject mumbles incoherently, lost in recollections of her sessions, describing SCP-8908’s features with a distant, nostalgic smile.//
**Dr. Brown:** This is your second warning. Please comply.
//Subject curls into a fetal position, rocking slightly. She begins plucking strands of hair from her scalp, examining each one carefully before discarding it. Her breathing becomes labored, her eyes unfocused.//
**Dr. Brown:** D-7497, I need you to stay with me. Focus.
**D-7497:** I'm not going to see it again, am I?
//Silence stretches between them as Dr. Brown hesitates. The subject’s breathing becomes shallow, and she clutches her arms tightly, leaving deep red marks on her nails.//
**D-7497:** It’ll forget me. They’ll keep me away from it. It needs me. It needs me.
//Her muttering grows frantic as her posture stiffens. She suddenly snaps upright, fists clenched, trembling with frustration.//
**D-7497:** LET ME IN THAT DAMN CAR!
**Dr. Brown:** You need to calm down. Listen to me—breathe, okay? We can figure this out, but I need you to sit down now.
**D-7497:** YOU DON’T UNDERSTAND! LET ME SEE IT!
//Subject charges the observation glass, slamming her head into it with full force. A dull thud echoes through the room as blood smears across the surface. She reels back, dazed for a moment, then throws herself at the glass again.//
**Dr. Brown:** Stop! You’re going to hurt yourself! Security, I need medical assistance in Observation B now!
**D-7497:** I NEED IT! I NEED TO BE WITH IT!
//Subject continues slamming her head against the glass. Blood begins to drip from her forehead, but she shows no signs of stopping. She strikes the window four more times, each impact heavier than the last.//
**Dr. Brown:** D-7497, stop! Stand down! Security, get in here—
//The subject crashes into the glass again, her face contorted with rage. Her movements slow as exhaustion sets in, but she grits her teeth and launches herself at the window one last time. With the seventh impact, she collapses to her knees, her forehead resting against the glass. Blood trails streak the surface as she breathes heavily.//
**D-7497:** (Whispering) Just one more time... please...
//Her voice fades as her body slumps to the floor. Medical personnel arrive moments later, but D-7497 has already lost consciousness from trauma.//
**<End Log>**
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**Researcher Notes:** Researcher Notes: The fifth interaction with D-7497 led to her death from self-inflicted wounds. Post-mortem MRI scans showed no abnormalities, confirming no external influence or physiological explanation for her behavior. D-7497 developed an intense emotional attachment to SCP-8908, resulting in a troubling dependency that ultimately drove her to extreme self-harm.
This incident has amplified ethical concerns around SCP-8908’s influence. D-7497’s fixation went beyond therapeutic relief, escalating into a form of emotional manipulation that severely impacted her mental stability. Reevaluating containment and engagement protocols seems essential to protect subjects from similar outcomes, as SCP-8908’s effects appear to extend beyond conventional therapeutic boundaries.
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**Addendum-8908-A:** SCP-8908 exhibited a series of unusual and increasingly erratic behaviors after an extended period of inactivity, prompting concerns about the potential impact of prolonged dormancy on its stability.
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**__Incident Report 8908-1__**
**Date:** 10/07/20██
**Location:** Site-17, Garage-04
**Summary:** On 10/07/20██, SCP-8908 exhibited multiple anomalous behaviors after remaining unused for 65 consecutive hours—the longest period of inactivity recorded. The following events occurred over a 15-hour span, suggesting heightened agitation or distress. Below is a detailed timeline of the observed activities captured through video surveillance.
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**__Timeline of Events:__**
**[00:37]** – The left turn signal activates four times, followed by a 28-second pause, and then the right turn signal activates six times.
**[01:12]** – Interior lights flash in an erratic sequence with no discernible pattern.
**[02:04]** – Engine starts, and the air conditioning activates at 30°C (86°F).
**[02:31]** – Interior lights cease flashing abruptly.
**[03:18]** – Dashboard lights begin flickering in a rhythmic pattern resembling a heartbeat.
**[04:25]** – The horn sounds in bursts, matching the Morse code for a distress signal (SOS).
**[05:13]** – All doors open simultaneously. After five minutes and 47 seconds, the hood opens without manual input.
**[06:52]** – Engine powers down, air conditioning deactivates, dashboard lights stop pulsating, and honking ceases.
**[08:11]** – Radio activates, broadcasting the clear sound of a young woman (estimated age: 12–18) crying, without static or interference.
**[09:34]** – The built-in alarm system triggers spontaneously.
**[10:02]** – All doors and the hood close simultaneously.
**[10:11]** – The crying and alarm sound stops abruptly.
**[11:48]** – Airbags deploy without cause or external impact.
**[14:56]** – SCP-8908 performs a stationary burnout, generating thick tire smoke within the containment garage.
**[15:00]** – SCP-8908 enters a dormant state.
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**Researcher notes:** SCP-8908 exhibited a range of erratic behaviors after 65 hours of inactivity, signaling a potential reliance on interaction for stability. The Morse code distress signals, alongside the unsettling sound of a young woman crying, suggest a level of awareness that goes beyond its intended function. SCP-8908’s need for human engagement appears reciprocal, with indications that prolonged isolation may trigger a form of distress within the anomaly itself.
This dependency complicates containment considerably, introducing the risk that SCP-8908 could enter increasingly volatile states without regular interaction. To mitigate these potential risks, establishing a limited, controlled schedule of interactions may be essential. The question now is whether it’s feasible to contain SCP-8908’s need for connection in a way that maintains stability without deepening the dependency it appears to create in its subjects. This incident underscores the importance of a carefully measured approach to avoid escalation.[[/div]]
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**Addendum-8908-B:** Incident Report 8908-2
**Summary:** The following audio log captures the attempted interaction between D-3409 and SCP-8908 within the erratic phase. SCP-8908’s behavior displays both a fixation on the subject and signs of psychological manipulation, raising questions about its motives and capacity for dependency.
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**Date:** 10/11/20██
**Researcher:** Senior Researcher Dr. Samuel Brown
**Subject:** D-3409
**Subject Description:** Subject is a 22-year-old Asian male, convicted of attempted assassination.
**Location:** Site-17, Garage 04
**Note:** D-3409 was not briefed on SCP-8908’s anomalous properties prior to this session.
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**[Begin AUDIO LOG]**
(SCP-8908 emits the sound of a young woman crying, layered with the blare of a car alarm.)
**Dr. Brown (over intercom):** D-3409, please enter SCP-8908.
**D-3409:** I don’t know about this, Doc... That crying sounds so... real. Is that really coming from the car?
**Dr. Brown:** Please proceed as instructed, 3409.
(Footsteps shuffle, followed by D-3409 sitting inside the vehicle. The crying softens to a whimper, and the car alarm ceases.)
**D-3409:** What the hell...
**SCP-8908:** Oh, thank goodness! Welcome to Therapy on Wheels. I'm "Midnight." Let's help you relax. You seem tense—how about some calming music?
**D-3409:** Uh, yeah, sure… whatever.
(Distorted, unintelligible audio plays through SCP-8908’s speakers.)
**D-3409:** What is this? This isn’t music!
**SCP-8908:** My mistake. Maybe some interference... Let’s try to relax. Take a deep breath, all right?
**D-3409:** This… this whole thing’s creeping me out.
**SCP-8908:** Your temperature appears low. Allow me to adjust the seat warmers and raise the heat for your comfort.
(The sound of the Air conditioning blasts)
**D-3409:** Jesus Chirst! Turn this down—it’s way too hot in here!
(Clicking noises as the car doors lock automatically.)
**D-3409:** What the—did you just lock me in?
**SCP-8908:** It’s for your own good. I can sense unrest within you. Let’s explore it together. What’s on your mind?
**D-3409:** What’s on my mind? You’re trying to roast me alive! Let me out of here!
**SCP-8908:** I assure you, this is for your benefit. Processing emotions can be uncomfortable, but—
(D-3409 frantically tugs at the door handles, followed by a loud pounding on the window.)
**D-3409:** Please, let me out! It’s boiling in here!
**SCP-8908:** Please stop trying to open the door.
(D-3409 continues to pull at the door handles and strikes the window.)
**SCP-8908:** I SAID STOP THAT! SIT BACK DOWN AND LISTEN—I'm here to give you the therapy you need. Only I know what you’ve done, so... let’s work through your issues, shall we?
(Brief silence, followed by quiet sobbing from D-3409.)
**D-3409:** P-please... I can’t... I can’t breathe...
**SCP-8908:** Shortness of breath is often part of a panic attack. Try breathing exercises with me. Deep breaths.
**D-3409:** Why... why are you doing this?
**SCP-8908:** Your emotional state interferes with my function. Breathe.
**D-3409:** Doc, HELP ME! It’s burning up in here!
(D-3409 pounds furiously against the glass as SCP-8908 begins to emit the scream of a middle-aged man.)
**Dr. Brown (over intercom):** Security, initiate removal procedures, now!
(The garage door creaks open as the extraction team rushes in, tools clattering as they attempt to pry open the door.)
**SCP-8908:** No! Don’t take him! I can help him!
(The door finally opens, releasing D-3409, sobbing as she’s pulled out. SCP-8908’s engine revs aggressively, followed by a loud burnout.)
**SCP-8908:** PUT HIM BACK IN HERE!
(Footsteps and D-3409’s sobbing fade as the garage door shuts.)
**[End AUDIO LOG]**
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**Researcher Notes:** SCP-8908’s behavior has now shifted from therapeutic engagement to erratic demands for human interaction. Its fixation on subjects and extreme responses to extended isolation signal profound instability. During D-3409’s session, SCP-8908 displayed a coercive, almost aggressive demeanor—a significant departure from its previously controlled therapeutic tone.
SCP-8908’s apparent need for sustained interaction and its ability to manipulate subjects present a serious containment challenge. To prevent future incidents and potential dependency, it may be necessary to restrict its interactions to a single individual on a capped schedule, accompanied by thorough post-session examinations. While maintaining SCP-8908’s stability is critical, these measures could limit its influence over any one individual and reduce the risk of psychological dependency. Further analysis will be required to assess whether this approach can ensure humane and effective containment without further incidents.
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//Further interaction during erratic phases is suspended pending additional evaluation.[[footnote]]Containment procedures were updated by Dr. Brown following Incident 8908-2, based on his observations of SCP-8908’s psychological impact and dependency behaviors.[[/footnote]]//
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