SCP-7573

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++++ NOTICE FROM THE FOUNDATION RECORDS AND INFORMATION SECURITY ADMINISTRATION
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The following anomaly last manifested on May 8th, 1979. Though the anomaly is considered neither neutralized nor explained, it has been deemed inactive. This will soon be filed under SCP-7573-ARC, where it will be kept available for further research.
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-- Alexis Rose, Digitization Department Lead
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SCP-7573
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**Item #:** SCP-7573

**Object Class:** Euclid

**Special Containment Procedures:** Site-55 personnel are advised not to open any unmarked mail received from the Site's mailroom, with the exception of Researcher Arthur, the current SCP-7573 research lead.

**Description:** SCP-7573 is a series of letters manifesting within the Site-55 mailroom. Instances are always addressed to a member of staff with no return address. The contents of SCP-7573 will typically contain threats of physical violence against the addressee. When opened by the addressee, additional SCP-7573 instances will begin to manifest within their mailbox. If not opened, SCP-7573 manifestations cease after approximately four to five days, at which point the anomaly will target a new subject. An SCP-7573 instance opened by anyone other than the addressee will spontaneously combust, effectively destroying the message within.

**Addendum 7573.01:** Research Log

Researcher Arthur was instructed to keep opening any received SCP-7573 instances. At the time of writing, he is the only remaining SCP-7573 target. Attached is an abridged log of received SCP-7573 instances recreated by Researcher Arthur.

> **SCP-7573 Manifestation #:** 1
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> **Message:** I'm going to kick your ass, you fuckin poindexter. 

> **SCP-7573 Manifestation #:** 5
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> **Message:** I hope you fall down a well and get stuck down there, crying 'Wah, I'm stuck in a well, someone help me!' But no one ever comes.

> **SCP-7573 Manifestation #:** 14
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> **Message:** I ought to suffocate you, you little prick.

> **SCP-7573 Manifestation #:** 35
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> **Message:** ███████████ , ███████████[[footnote]] Exact coordinates of Researcher Arthur's home redacted for privacy. [[/footnote]]

> **SCP-7573 Manifestation #:** 52
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> **Message:** I'm actually running out of threats here, but you know, I'm starting to think you like this, you little weirdo. Do you like this, Arthur? Do you like it when I threaten you? Does that get your pathetic little rocks off?

> **SCP-7573 Manifestation #:** 65
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> **Message:** I'm surprised you've made it this far. Most people give up after the first three days.

> **SCP-7573 Manifestation #:** 77
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> **Message:** Hey, just so you know, I was only joking before. About all that stuff with the threats and whatnot. Are we cool? Just open the next letter if we're cool. 

> **SCP-7573 Manifestation #:** 78
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> **Message:** Okay, good. Phew. I'm glad we're cool. 

> **SCP-7573 Manifestation #:** 89
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> **Message:** I guess what I'm trying to say is; I'm just so flattered somebody would stick it out despite me being such a dick. You're more patient than anyone I've ever known. Sorry for being so cruel to you. You didn't deserve that.

> **SCP-7573 Manifestation #:** 97
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> **Message:** N/A
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> **Note:** The SCP-7573 instance contained a single rose. It is unknown how the envelope was able to store the rose, as the object was significantly larger than its container and showed no signs of exterior distortion. 

> **SCP-7573 Manifestation #:** 105
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> **Message:** You're the only person I can really talk to without fearing you'll abandon me. I know I acted very mean in the beginning but I guess I was just defending myself from being hurt again. I'm sure you know how it feels to talk to someone only to have them ditch you. I'm sorry about that.

> **SCP-7573 Manifestation #:** 113
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> **Message:** Wanna hear something sad? You're probably the only friend I've ever had. How pathetic is that? But you wouldn't laugh at me over that, I know you wouldn't. You're a good friend, Arthur.

> **SCP-7573 Manifestation #:** 120
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> **Message:** I'm glad we're friends. I'm glad I have you, Arthur. Thanks for listening to me.

Due to the advent of email in 1978, snail mail fell out of favor as a means of intra-Site communications for the Foundation. For this reason, the Site-55 mailroom was demolished to make way for new SCiPNet servers. SCP-7573's final manifestation occurred on May 8th, 1979, one week prior to the demolition of the mailroom.

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