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= **SCP-8107** - Dr. Lovelace, Occlupanologist by [[*user Zera27]]
[[[https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/zera27|Other works by Zera27]]]
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|item-number= 8107
|clearance= 4
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|disruption-class= ekhi
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**Special Containment Procedures:** SCP-8107 is to permitted to freely roam Site-██'s Department of Occlupanology and surrounding sector. SCP-8107 is not permitted outside Site-██, and is not permitted entry to any rooms with outside-facing windows. Any tags used to close plastic bags (Including anomalous objects and SCP objects) are to be sent to the Department of Occlupanology at Site-██ for study and containment by SCP-8107. SCP-8107 is scheduled for daily therapy sessions.

SCP-8107 is not to be informed of its primary anomalous ability. Knowledge of SCP-8107's primary anomalous ability is restricted to clearance level 4 personnel, as is updated documentation related to SCP-8107. SCP-8107 is not to be made aware of the passage of time past 03/02/25, nor should she be made aware of the passing of her late wife. All personnel are expected to treat SCP-8107 with respect and show interest in SCP-8107's occupation and wellbeing. SCP-8107 is to undergo nightly amnesticization to prevent accumulation of knowledge regarding her containment and the passage of time. All new instances of SCP-8107-1 placed in containment in the last 24 hours must be moved into a separate containment unit away from the Department of Occlupanology’s containment vault.

**Description:** SCP-8107 is Dr. Gwendolyn Lovelace, head of the Department of Occlupanology and a Class-III reality bender. During incident 03-02-2025-8107, the Department of Occlupanology, its single occupant, and all objects contained within suddenly materialized in Site-██. For more information regarding this incident, see Incident Report 03-02-2025-8107. Dr. Lovelace has provided detailed information regarding Foundation protocol upon request, and is confirmed to be working in the Foundation’s interest.

SCP-8107 is subject to one primary and one secondary ability. Her secondary ability is perceiving “occlupanids” to be synthetic organisms capable of simple speech that parasitize plastic bags. Her primary ability is the subconscious manifestation of anomalous occlupanids worldwide. SCP-8107 is apparently unaware of her reality bending capabilities, and that she is the source of new SCP-8107-1 instances. New SCP-8107-1 instances are spontaneously manifested around the world at a rate directly influenced by SCP-8107's mental state. SCP-8107's mental state also correlates to the danger presented by instances of SCP-8107-1. For example, if SCP-8107 is experiencing suicidal ideation, the danger presented by new instances of SCP-8107-1 is much greater than that of instances manifested while SCP-8107 is calm.

[[include component:image-block | name=http://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/local--files/fragment:scp-8107-1/-1%20Graph.png | caption=Additional instances of SCP-8107-1 between 03/02/25 and 03/19/25. | width=WIDTH-GOES-HERE]]

SCP-8107-1 are 624[[footnote]] Last updated 04/19/25. [[/footnote]] instances of anomalous occlupanids currently contained in the Department of Occlupanology’s containment vault, and uncontained throughout the world. The Department of Occlupanology's containment vault also contains over 5,000 non-anomalous instances in a single sound-proof box.

The rate of SCP-8107-1 manifestation has slowed considerably since the implementation of updated containment procedures on 03/20/25, to a rate of ~5 per week.

[[collapsible show="+ Addendum 8107.1: Internal Containment Meeting 05/06/25" hide="- Close"]]
> PARTIES PRESENT:
> Dr. Miller
> ████████
> Dr. Fessler, head of the Containment Committee
> -----
> 
> Begin Log.
> 
> **████████:** I'm just gonna get right into it, Dr. Miller, after reading the conprocs for SCP-8107, I'm concerned. It really seems like you've slapped a bandage onto a shitty situation and called it a day. 
> 
> **Dr. Miller:** It gives us time to think of long-term solutions. I'm well aware that this charade isn't going to hold up. I hope you don't mind, but I thought I'd address your concerns by inviting Dr. Fessler to this meeting.
> 
> **████████:** Regardless of whatever procedures you put in place, she's going to realize eventually that you've set up a whole facade to keep her leashed. And then what? She gets out, she finds out her wife is dead? She already almost started World War III, who knows what'll happen if she fully loses her shit? She should be decommissioned immediately.
> 
> **Dr. Miller:** She's a reality bender, ████████. You know how hard it is to decommission them. There's way too many risks.
> 
> **Dr. Miller:** Fester, tell me you've got something good up your sleeve.
> 
> //Dr. Fessler rolls his eyes.//
> 
> **Dr. Fessler:** The Containment Committee has come up with a few possible solutions to this Keter.
> 
> **Dr. Fessler:** The first is decommissioning, which, as you've stated, is risky.
> 
> **Dr. Fessler:** The second is a bit more complex. The Foundation has [[[https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/scp-2718 |methods to bring people back from the dead.]]] This idea was previously rejected due to our iteration of Alex Lovelace having no memories of SCP-8107, but that was before we acquired this.
> 
> //Dr. Fessler struggles with something in his pocket a little before revealing SCP-8107's cellphone.//
> 
> **Dr. Fessler:** I've had AIAD look at it. Their department head thinks they'll be able to supplant the revived Alex Lovelace with an AI comprised from her text conversations with SCP-8107, and data from SCP-8107's recorded therapy logs. We won't have to rely on endless amnestics, treating staff like they're in Groundhog Day, or dying her hair in the middle of her sleep so she doesn't notice the gray streak she's been getting.
> 
> **Dr. Miller:** Fate really chose a shitty time to make that girl go gray, huh?
> 
> **████████:** And if this fails? What happens then? This sounds risky as hell in comparison to decommissioning it.
> 
> **Dr. Fessler:** I really doubt AIAD would let us down like that.
> 
> **Dr. Fessler:** Do I have your approval for this project, Miller?
> 
> **Dr. Miller:** You do.
> 
> **████████:** Goddamnit.
[[/collapsible]]

[[collapsible show="+ Addendum 8107.2: Launch of Project Persephone 05/27/25" hide="- Close"]]
> On 05/27/25, the exhumed body of Alex Lovelace was revived through use of SCP-████. Their brain was surgically implanted with Persephone.aic. The operation was deemed a success at 08:13. Project Persephone passed all operational tests and was deployed at their prior apartment, which had been bought by a Foundation front company the week prior. Daily amnesticization procedures for SCP-8107 were retracted, and SCP-8107 was allowed to visit her apartment after work hours. SCP-8107 has been given a cover story of memetic contamination to account for her nearly three months of memory loss.
[[/collapsible]]

[[collapsible show="+ Addendum 8107.3: Therapy Session Transcript 05/30/25" hide="- Close"]]
> Begin Log.
> 
> **Dr. Lovelace:** Hey, Dr. Pines. 
> 
> **Dr. Pines:** Hello Gwendolyn. How was your weekend?
> 
> **Dr. Lovelace:** Honestly, a bit strange. It's hard to conceptualize that I lost three months. It just feels unreal.
> 
> **Dr. Pines:** It's unfortunate, but it's a risk we take every day working for the Foundation. 
> 
> **Dr. Lovelace:** Yeah, but I always thought I was pretty safe in Occlupanology. I //get// those lil guys, y'know? Everyone else, they act nice but I can tell they're annoyed. I talk too much about myself, my work. People think I'm being rude when I'm just trying to connect with them. It's so frustrating. The occlupanids are easy to talk to. They don't care when I fuck up or melt down. Them and... and my wife.
> 
> **Dr. Lovelace:** It's just...
> 
> **Dr. Pines:** ...just what?
> 
> **Dr. Lovelace:** I don't know. It's probably nothing. My wife just said something strange last night. I can't even really remember what they said.
> 
> **Dr. Pines:** You just went through a pretty traumatic experience; it makes sense that you'd feel strange.
> 
> **Dr. Lovelace:** How can I be traumatized if I don't remember what happened?
> 
> **Dr. Pines:** I work with a lot of people who have had their memories erased, and while they usually understand that it's a necessary evil, that they //had// to forget something in order to stay safe, they sometimes still think of it as an invasion of privacy.
> 
> **Dr. Lovelace:** I don't think that's what I'm feeling.
> 
> End Log.
[[/collapsible]]

[[collapsible show="+ Addendum 8107.4: Therapy Session Transcript 07/01/25" hide="- Close"]]
> Begin Log.
> 
> **Dr. Pines:** Hello, Dr. Lovelace, it's nice to see you again!
> 
> **Dr. Lovelace:** Is it?
> 
> **Dr. Pines:** What do you mean?
> 
> **Dr. Lovelace:** I'm not as stupid as you all think I am.
> 
> **Dr. Pines:** W-why do you think we think you're stupid?
> 
> **Dr. Lovelace:** You've all been spending the last month being so uncharacteristically nice to me, when you never were before. You all pity me for who I am, and I can see it. So many researchers have started treating me like I'm a child. I mean, they did before, but it's especially bad now.
> 
> **Dr. Pines:** Who's been treating you like that?
> 
> **Dr. Lovelace:** Everyone! Even my wife. And I got to thinking about why everything changed so much after I lost my... After my memories were //taken.// Something was wrong with my life, so I did what any Foundation scientist would do. I started //testing.//
> 
> //Dr. Pines reaches for her radio to call in security.//
> 
> **Dr. Lovelace:** Looking back on the past month, it really is obvious what all this was. I've been trapped in some parallel world where I was never born, my coworkers making sure that I'm manageable, that I'm //contained.// I've been alone this whole time.
> 
> **Dr. Pines:** Hey, I've got a situation in Therapy Cell 40, send someone immediately!
> 
> **Dr. Lovelace:** I really started to notice when my wife started acting off. It's like they didn't fully recognize me, and I didn't fully recognize them. They didn't make the same sort of jokes they used to make, they didn't have the same scars, it even seemed like they didn't know how they [REDACTED]. So, I tested my hypothesis. I found the computer in the back of their head, and I //expunged// it. They came to, but they still weren't the same. They didn't remember me at all.
> 
> //The sound of many heavy footsteps approaches Therapy Cell 40//
> 
> **Dr. Lovelace:** My wife is dead, aren't they?
> 
> **Dr. Pines (over the radio):** Get in here right now! I've got a keter about to fuck shit up!
> 
> **Dr. Lovelace:** I'll take that as a yes.
> 
> //Dr. Lovelace is seen pulling SCP-8107-1-809 out of her pocket .//
> 
> **Dr. Lovelace:** ##red|Perhaps, this is hell.##
> 
> //Dr. Lovelace disappears.//
> 
> End log.
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[[collapsible show="+ Addendum 8107.5: Update 10/23/25" hide="- Close"]]

> Since SCP-8107's containment breach on 07/01/25, the whereabouts of SCP-8107 and approximately sixty instances of SCP-8107-1 are unknown. New instances of SCP-8107-1 have continued to be discovered at a much higher rate.

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