SCP-4051

Item #: SCP-4051

Laconic Containment Procedures: SCP-4051 used to be in a regular humanoid containment unit and visiting a therapist, but is now housed in a cell surrounded by a set of very complex pistons and has therapy sessions over the two-way PA system in his cell. This is probably because of whatever happened that changed his class from Euclid to Keter.

If he breaks out of containment, have his therapist try to reason with him. If that doesn’t work, have an on-site team of soldiers try to incapacitate him from far away. Make sure he doesn’t realize they’re there.

+ Supplemental Laconic Procedures

Although it’s never explained in the article itself, in the supplement The Beast Beneath the Library, SCP-4051 learns he can create the inverse objects: basically the opposite of something in space and matter. Once he pulls out the inverse, it and the real thing cancel out and are destroyed. Theoretically, if he wanted to, SCP-4051 could use this to cause a great deal of destruction.

Laconic Description: SCP-4051 is a teenage boy named Rainer Miller who can create portals and pull small objects out of them. In an attempt to use this anomaly to create amnestics, the Foundation abuses and psychologically damages SCP-4051 until he develops Stockholm Syndrome.

+ Supplemental Laconic Description

The SCP-4051 article has an inordinate amount of characters and attention to the personalities and motives of each. What follows is a summary of the article, keeping this in mind.

As a child, SCP-4051 witnessed the domestic abuse his mother underwent and became obsessed with helping others at all costs. After discovering his anomaly, he became a superhero vigilante before being contained by the Foundation. Once he was brought in, he was questioned by a researcher named Dr. Anthony Roswell, a quiet and anti-social man who became the head of all experiments on SCP-4051.

During one of these experiments, SCP-4051 became agitated about not being able to return home. Dr. Roswell requested that he finish the experiment by creating several paradoxical concepts. SCP-4051 did, and Dr. Roswell, upon viewing the paradoxes, fell comatose. SCP-4051 attempted to breach containment after this but was not successful.

Dr. Roswell’s brother, Dr. David Edwards, takes over his brother’s position. Edwards is an apathetic man who uses what SCP-4051 did to his brother to justify abusing him. SCP-4051 begins seeing a therapist, Dr. Jules Yesenia, who forms a bond with him and seems genuinely invested in making him happy. The purpose of the therapy is to eliminate his aggression towards containment and experimentation.

The Foundation decides to try to use SCP-4051 to create amnestics, which involves a very painful surgical procedure to discover how SCP-4051 creates portals. Dr. Edwards behaves unethically and psychologically hurts SCP-4051 during this procedure. However, the results are inadequate and continued testing needs to be done.

As a result of his repeated torture, SCP-4051 becomes fully submissive to the Foundation. Dr. Yesenia, seeing this as him achieving emotional stability, rewards him by requesting that Site Director Thomas Graham let SCP-4051 to help with site maintenance. Graham probably agreed because of lasting structural damage caused by DRO-0001.

Additional Context: The author, Nagiros, is planning on using the characters from this article in a story appearing throughout ver articles. SCP-4051 has thusfar appeared in SCP-4260, where it reanimates Death. More appearances are planned.

SCP-4051’s story is continued in the supplement, The Beast Beneath the Library.