Oversimplified SCP - Ch. 124 - SCP-134
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Cool scp, bad researcher
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That's just gross, bro.
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NO, all of you are heathens,
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he was becoming attached, as a parental figure. NOTHING MORE
@Ryomi
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@Existing_man
he was becoming attached, as a parental figure. NOTHING MORE
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DON'T LEWD THE LOLI!!
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Unnecessary pervert added
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I seriously doubt that the kind of reaction shown by the other researchers is in response to the caretaker being "too attached as a parental figure"
(but again these guys keep sending D-Class personnel to deadly experiments, so their moral ground isn't exactly normal)
(but again these guys keep sending D-Class personnel to deadly experiments, so their moral ground isn't exactly normal)
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The Foundation's had experience with researchers getting too emotionally attached to their subjects ending up in attempted escapes and containment breaches, they're just making sure on this one.
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and whoever else I guess wants to know:
"The specialist has since been terminated from employment for taking too close an interest in the SCPs assigned to him. Any staff found referring to SCP-134 as 'Stella' will be severely reprimanded." -direct quote from the scp page for scp-134. here's the url: "http://www.scp-wiki.net/scp-134"
I was curious and so went to the scp page for it, seems the person wanted to make her feel like a real child and gave her the name Stella rather than an SCP classification. Looks like it caused problems as when she was interviewed by others who had called her by the nickname per se and then called her by the title SCP-134 she would be uncooperative and upset.
tl;dr - he was fired for forming more human like relations with all of the SCP's assigned to him, even if it was just giving them names outside of their classifications. But then again who knows, artistic freedom has its place and also this is all internet lore anyways.
and whoever else I guess wants to know:
"The specialist has since been terminated from employment for taking too close an interest in the SCPs assigned to him. Any staff found referring to SCP-134 as 'Stella' will be severely reprimanded." -direct quote from the scp page for scp-134. here's the url: "http://www.scp-wiki.net/scp-134"
I was curious and so went to the scp page for it, seems the person wanted to make her feel like a real child and gave her the name Stella rather than an SCP classification. Looks like it caused problems as when she was interviewed by others who had called her by the nickname per se and then called her by the title SCP-134 she would be uncooperative and upset.
tl;dr - he was fired for forming more human like relations with all of the SCP's assigned to him, even if it was just giving them names outside of their classifications. But then again who knows, artistic freedom has its place and also this is all internet lore anyways.
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Just a case of the artist wrongly interpreting the original article, which isn't entirely surprising when he's just a fan doing this without any input of the original writers AND working off translated material most likely, possibly even double translated from japanese to korean or something.
Just a case of the artist wrongly interpreting the original article, which isn't entirely surprising when he's just a fan doing this without any input of the original writers AND working off translated material most likely, possibly even double translated from japanese to korean or something.
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aw alright my mind goes in very dirty directions anyways
aw alright my mind goes in very dirty directions anyways
