SCP-105, also known as “Iris Thompson,” is a humanoid SCP object that was first discovered in 19██ in [REDACTED], Georgia, United States. SCP-105 has the unique ability to enter photographs and paintings, allowing her to travel to any location or scene depicted in the image. This ability has proven to be both incredibly useful and dangerous, as SCP-105 is able to bypass conventional security measures and infiltrate restricted areas with ease.
Physical Description:
SCP-105 appears to be a young woman of European descent, with long blonde hair and green eyes. She stands at approximately 1.67 meters (5’6″) tall and weighs approximately 54 kilograms (120 lbs). SCP-105 is generally considered attractive, with a pleasant and approachable demeanor. Despite her anomalous abilities, SCP-105 has proven to be cooperative and willing to comply with Foundation procedures.
Abilities:
As mentioned above, SCP-105’s primary ability is the power to enter photographs and paintings. To do so, she must be in physical contact with the image and concentrate for a period of time. Once inside the image, SCP-105 becomes three-dimensional and is able to interact with her surroundings. She is also able to move between images and paintings, allowing her to travel great distances quickly.
SCP-105 has used her ability to great effect in the past, both in the field and in containment. For example, she has been used to gather information on SCP objects that are difficult to approach, such as SCP-███, and has been able to infiltrate enemy bases undetected. SCP-105 has also been used to enter and disable dangerous anomalies, such as SCP-███, which posed a threat to Foundation personnel.
However, SCP-105’s ability is not without its drawbacks. When she enters an image, she is unable to bring any objects or individuals with her. Additionally, she is limited by the size and resolution of the image, and can only enter images that are of sufficient quality and clarity. Finally, SCP-105 is unable to exit an image until she finds a new image to enter, leaving her vulnerable if she is trapped in a low-quality or damaged image.
Containment:
Due to the potential danger posed by SCP-105’s abilities, she is to be kept in a standard humanoid containment chamber at Site-██. She is allowed access to art supplies and is encouraged to create artwork, as this helps to alleviate boredom and maintain her mental health.
SCP-105 is also required to wear a tracking device at all times, which allows Foundation personnel to monitor her movements and ensure that she does not leave the containment area. Additionally, all images and paintings within SCP-105’s containment area are to be monitored and screened for potential containment breaches.
Personality:
SCP-105 is generally friendly and cooperative with Foundation personnel, and has shown no signs of aggression or hostility. She is highly intelligent and creative, and has a talent for art and design. SCP-105 has also demonstrated a strong sense of morality, and has refused to use her abilities for personal gain or to harm others.
However, SCP-105 has also exhibited signs of anxiety and depression, likely due to her isolated and restricted lifestyle. To combat this, she is encouraged to create artwork and is given access to mental health resources such as counseling and therapy.
In conclusion, SCP-105 is a humanoid SCP object with the unique ability to enter photographs and paintings. While her ability has proven to be incredibly useful, it is also dangerous and has the potential to cause containment breaches. As such, she is kept under strict containment and monitored at all times. Despite this, SCP-105 has shown herself to be cooperative and friendly, and has proven to be a valuable asset to the Foundation.