Oversimplified SCP - Ch. 7 - SCP-2599
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I love the interactivity between testing SCPs! Poor SCP-682, he get's a lot of shit.
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SCPs like this are the ones that truly scare me, not fear for myself per se... but I feel bad for the person/being.
SCPs that are just monsters that want to destroy you, no matter how indestructible or terrifying are easy to understand, at the end of the day they want you dead one way or the other... but the types like this... just imagine... being a prisoner in your own body, at the mercy of a "power" you have no control of and that takes your freedom away in a way you can't resist.
SCPs that are just monsters that want to destroy you, no matter how indestructible or terrifying are easy to understand, at the end of the day they want you dead one way or the other... but the types like this... just imagine... being a prisoner in your own body, at the mercy of a "power" you have no control of and that takes your freedom away in a way you can't resist.
I found a interaction between the doctor that test her and her, I gotta say, it's sad
Here it is
Dr. Wensley: Good morning, SCP-2599. How are you doing today?
SCP-2599: Can you call me by my real name, please?
Dr. Wensley: I'm afraid not. It's an operational procedure.
SCP-2599: O-oh. Okay. I guess that I'm doing okay. When do I go home, again?
Dr. Wensley: When we're done making sure that you're absolutely healthy. I have some questions for you.
SCP-2599: Sure, if it gets me home more quickly. I miss my parents.
Dr. Wensley: Of course. We're doing our best to get you home. The first question that I have is, when did your special abilities manifest?
SCP-2599: What does "manifest" mean?
Dr. Wensley: When did your special abilities appear or first show?
SCP-2599: It was only a few weeks before I got here. Mom told me to clean up my room. She— (SCP-2599 becomes agitated) Sorry. I miss her. I haven't talked to anybody else since I got here, and I'm really lonely all the time and— sorry. You probably don't care. Anyways, Mom told me to clean my room. And I was okay with it, but I just couldn't do it.
Dr. Wensley: You couldn't finish, or you couldn't start?
SCP-2599: No, I started. I got mostly done, but then I just couldn't make myself do the rest. I wasn't even being lazy or anything, which my Mom accused me of. I just couldn't do it. She got really mad, and then she yelled at me to go to my room. I got halfway, and I couldn't do it.
Dr. Wensley: And this eventually led to the state in which we found you?
SCP-2599: Yeah… Dad took me to a doctor, and I guess that's why they sent me to this hospital.
Dr. Wensley: Can I ask you to do something?
(SCP-2599 flinches)
Dr. Wensley: It's not an order. It's only a suggestion.
SCP-2599: Okay. This isn't going to hurt, right?
Dr. Wensley: No, of course not.
SCP-2599: Okay. I guess that's okay then.
Dr. Wensley: I would enjoy it if you cleaned up and stacked these papers on the table.
(SCP-2599 stacks all but 2 of the papers on the table.)
SCP-2599: I… I can't do it! You didn't order me, and I still can't do it!
Dr. Wensley: I see. Thank you for your time, SCP-2599.
SCP-2599: Wait! I can't clean these up! Dr. Wensley, am (SCP-2599 becomes agitated) am I gonna be okay?
Dr. Wensley: (Pauses) Yes. Yes, of course you are, SCP-2599. We just need to do some more tests to get you better.
Here it is
Dr. Wensley: Good morning, SCP-2599. How are you doing today?
SCP-2599: Can you call me by my real name, please?
Dr. Wensley: I'm afraid not. It's an operational procedure.
SCP-2599: O-oh. Okay. I guess that I'm doing okay. When do I go home, again?
Dr. Wensley: When we're done making sure that you're absolutely healthy. I have some questions for you.
SCP-2599: Sure, if it gets me home more quickly. I miss my parents.
Dr. Wensley: Of course. We're doing our best to get you home. The first question that I have is, when did your special abilities manifest?
SCP-2599: What does "manifest" mean?
Dr. Wensley: When did your special abilities appear or first show?
SCP-2599: It was only a few weeks before I got here. Mom told me to clean up my room. She— (SCP-2599 becomes agitated) Sorry. I miss her. I haven't talked to anybody else since I got here, and I'm really lonely all the time and— sorry. You probably don't care. Anyways, Mom told me to clean my room. And I was okay with it, but I just couldn't do it.
Dr. Wensley: You couldn't finish, or you couldn't start?
SCP-2599: No, I started. I got mostly done, but then I just couldn't make myself do the rest. I wasn't even being lazy or anything, which my Mom accused me of. I just couldn't do it. She got really mad, and then she yelled at me to go to my room. I got halfway, and I couldn't do it.
Dr. Wensley: And this eventually led to the state in which we found you?
SCP-2599: Yeah… Dad took me to a doctor, and I guess that's why they sent me to this hospital.
Dr. Wensley: Can I ask you to do something?
(SCP-2599 flinches)
Dr. Wensley: It's not an order. It's only a suggestion.
SCP-2599: Okay. This isn't going to hurt, right?
Dr. Wensley: No, of course not.
SCP-2599: Okay. I guess that's okay then.
Dr. Wensley: I would enjoy it if you cleaned up and stacked these papers on the table.
(SCP-2599 stacks all but 2 of the papers on the table.)
SCP-2599: I… I can't do it! You didn't order me, and I still can't do it!
Dr. Wensley: I see. Thank you for your time, SCP-2599.
SCP-2599: Wait! I can't clean these up! Dr. Wensley, am (SCP-2599 becomes agitated) am I gonna be okay?
Dr. Wensley: (Pauses) Yes. Yes, of course you are, SCP-2599. We just need to do some more tests to get you better.
