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This is the hub page for all stories within the Classical Revival mini-canon. For those unfamiliar with it, the Revival is an attempt to hearken back to the old, pre-Mass Edit days of the site, but with more modern sensibilities. This Foundation is smaller, more tightly-knit, and in some ways both more outrageous and more reasonable than the usual: SCPs that can be used or reasoned with are used to the fullest extent possible, harmless SCPs will have far more relaxed security measures, and incredibly dangerous ones are on the list to be destroyed as soon as possible. Anyone wishing to write a tale set in the Classical Revival canon is more than welcome to do so, but it’s advised that you check with Djoric to make sure it does not clash with canon or planned stories. This document will be updated as the series develops. **The Main Storyline** 1) [[[Origination]]] – August 7, 1993 – The aftermath of the discovery of the Statue. 2) [[[Founding]]] – August 12, 1993 – A plan is made, and Dr. Crow officially creates the Foundation out of the staff from his various pet projects. 3) [[[And So On And So Forth]]] - March 15, 1994 - Containment breach! 4) [[[Green]]] – November 17, 1996 – Francis’ powers as a reality bender are rudely awakened. 5) [[[Able Baker Charlie]]] - May 2, 1997 - Hello: My name is Agent Ukulele. 6) [[[A Long Time Past]]] - May 10, 1997 - Destiny is a heavy burden. 7) [[[It Wasn't a Vacation]]] - September 21, 1997 - In which Jack Bright is featured. 8) [[[classicalinterlude|Interlude 1: Patches]]] - March - October 1997 - A few holes are filled, the O5 come about, and Pat makes an appearance. 9) [[[New Year's (Part 1)]]] - December 31, 1997 - Alto H. Clef, ladies and gentlemen. 10) [[[New Year's (Part 2)]]] - January 1, 1998 - Family reunion time. Also whoa ten stories. 11) [[[And So It Is Now]]] - April 30, 1998 - In which Able returns to civilization. 12) [[[Upswing of Disorder]]] - May 4, 1998 - The Insurgency of 1998. People die, things get real. 13) [[[classicalinterlude2|Interlude 2: Notes from the Great Mare]]] - June - September 2003 - Some audio journals from Epon. 14) [[[A-C Sharp-E]]] - May 2, 2004 - A few revelations, supposedly. 15) [[[classicalinterlude3|Interlude 3: A Few Minor Counts of Bookkeeping]]] - The sound felt makes as it's dragged on a polished table. More coming soon! [[collapsible show="+ The O5 Board and Senior Staff " hide="- Hide"]] **The O5 Board** Note Bene: The O5 designation was officially designated in June of 1997, and contrary to what this page said before, does //not// include the senior staff. The O5’s, as of "A-C#-E," are: • O5-1: “Crom” - The first of the three original Overseers. • O5-2: “Nala” - The second of the three original Overseers. • O5-3: “Grape” - The last of the three original Overseers. • O5-4: "Alexandra" - A new O5; created to remedy imperfections in the original group. • O5-5: "Jarvis" - Another O5; created in a time of desperation. • O5-6 through O5-7: Names unknown, brought online sometime before 2003. **The Senior Staff** • Dr. Adam Pathos Crow – b.1950 – An eccentric scientist and four-time doctorate (astronomy, mechanical engineering, biology and chemistry). Blinded during a car accident in 1986: never seen without his guide dog Kain. Officially named Foundation Administrator in June 1997, though he had served the position unofficially since its beginnings. Turned into a dog some time in early 1998. • Dr. Connor Owen Gerry – b 1949 – A close friend and once-roommate of Dr. Crow. Injured by SCP-173 during the initial encounter, leaving him with permanent brain damage. Speaks and acts in a robotic manner. Serves as Dr. Crow’s second in command. Killed by Ukulele during a mental breakdown. • Dr. Jack Bright - b. 1962 - An insufferable curmudgeon, though a brilliant one at that. Currently the body-hopping host of SCP-963. • Dr. Sophia Light – b. 1958 – Lead of an unknown project of Crow’s alongside Drs. Mann and Glass. Organized a neutralization attempt against Ukulele/Clef, alongside Kondraki, Fats, and Nemo. Killed by Epon during the Insurgency of 1998. • Dr. Everett Mann - b. 1955 - Close-lipped doctor on staff. Managed to get on the O5's bad side. • Dr. Simon Glass - b. 1953 - Staff psychiatrist. A friendly fellow, fond of horribly tacky sweaters. Committed suicide due to the pressures inherit in the job. • John “Yoric” Dawson - b. 1959 - Former CIA agent. Co-director of Field Agent Recruitment and Training. May or may not speak with a thick southern drawl. Fond of shooting things. • Francis Wojciechoski - b. 1967 - A graduate student who always seems to get the short end of the stick. A lover of music in all its forms: can play alto saxophone and ukulele. A reality-bender. * Agent Ukulele – A constructed personality designed to both use and limit Francis’ powers. Essentially a cartoon character with limited characterization, used to destroy or subdue incredibly powerful entities. * Alto Clef – A secondary constructed personality, designed to allow Francis to operate as a normal human being. Currently a field agent of the GOC. • Agatha Rights – b. 1966 – A peer of Francis’ from graduate school. • Cpt. Dmitri Strelkinov b. 1961 - Former USSR army captain. Co-director of Field Agent Recruitment and Training. Most certainly speaks with a thick Russian accent. Fond of shooting things. • Benjamin Kondraki – b. 1963 – A man who dropped out of his graduate studies to hitchhike around the world. Killed by Agent Clef during the Insurgency of 1998. • “Fats” – A friend of Kondraki’s. A man of few words and a wide waist. Killed by Able during the Insurgency of 1998. • “Nemo” – A friend of Kondraki’s. Never seen without his trademark fedora and greatcoat. Killed by Able during the Insurgency of 1998. **Other Staff:** • Dr. Julian Iceberg – He likes paperwork. • Dr. Chelsea Elliott – She likes plants. Called in to replace Francis’ duties during his absence. • Patrick Gephart – He works with the computers. [[/collapsible]] [[collapsible show="+ SCPs of Note" hide="- Hide"]] **Note Bene:** The numbering system of objects within the Revival is completely arbitrary, as it is on the main site. Approximate date of retrieval is included in the description for continuity purposes, as are any details of note (if any). SCP-173 – The Statue – August 1993 – Originally and accidentally found inside the warehouse arm of Site 19. SCP-001 - Site 19 – August 1993 – The main facility is located in a remote area of Nevada. All sub-surface entrances and exits will lead to different and hard-to-reach areas. SCP-682 - November 1993 - An experiment of Dr. Crow's, testing tissue regeneratives. Much of its intelligence and anger issues come from experiments carried out on it over the course of several years, followed by termination attempts. SCP-085 - Cassie - January 1994 SCP-294 - The Coffee Machine – December 1994 - Kept in Site 19 break room for general use. SCP-261 - Pan-Dimensional Vending – July 1995 - Kept in Site 19 break room for general use. SCP-529 - Josie – April 1996 – Allowed to wander Site 19 freely. Fond of sleeping in the break room and on top of Francis’ head. SCP-105 - Iris – May 1996 - b.1979. SCP-914 - The Clockwork - February 1997 SCP-076-B-N - Able, The Sleeping God - May 1997 - b. ???? B.C. A neolithic war god and weapon of the Daevas civilization. Overpowered by Agent Ukulele upon revival, placed in GOC containment and eventually stripped of his powers. SCP-963 - The Philosopher's Stone / The Phylactery - September 1997 - Recovered from a Serpent's Hand affiliate cult. Currently bound to Dr. Jack Bright. KTE-9927-Black - The Mother - Killed December 1997 by Agent Clef and a GOC strike force. KTE-9927-Black-Prime- Epon, the Daughter - January 1998 - A former speaker on behalf of the Mother. SCP-408 - Illusory Butterflies - December 1997 - Used during the Insurgency of 1998. [[/collapsible]]