BlazingScribe's Sandbox

Starting from scratch.

Copy-pasted advice from the butterfly man

First Line: A one sentence summary of your concept itself.

Second Line: A one sentence summary for a narrative surrounding this SCP.

Third Line: this can be the section of both how this anomaly is contained, and what it is. Make sure you do your homework, and try to stay clear but brief with only the neccesary details (you can expand by the request of a reviewer by replying to them.)

Fourth Line: This section can be solely dedicated to your narrative. Explain to reviewers these questions:
— What the narrative actually is (initial problem, rising action, climax, falling action, and conclusion)
— Why the Foundation would care, or be apart of this narrative.
— What feelings, emotions, or thoughts you want to leave behind after the reader reads the narrative itself.
— Why a reader would want to read the narrative, or how you will entice readers to care.
— Finally, how the narrative will be structured in your article (in the addendums, or through the description or even containment procedures themselves. Remember, keep if brief but concise.)

Fifth Line Any edits or changes you make to your concept, put them here so reviewers know you're listening! Remember, don't post a link to a sandbox. This is a concept review forum, not a draft one.

Potential ideas:

The Etiquette House

A house in Garrett Park, Maryland that uses ABA therapy techniques to teach western rules of etiquette within its boundaries

This house is certainly effective at "fixing" behavior, but its limited focus lead to unintended consequences for its patients and practicioners.

Containment involves securing the grounds around the house and claiming ownership of it. Aside from testing and maintenance, there is no cause to go onto the grounds or interact with it's anomalous effects. These anomalous effects include

Medical science and psychology are no strangers to morally questionable behaviors in an effort to obtain results. While real-world ABA therapy is effective and can have positive impacts, in the moment it can be quite disturbing to experience or witness. That is the principle of this house. A psychologist pushing for observable changes and result and following a behavioral perspective while failing to incorporate humanistic or cognitive perspectives into his work. The foundation is involved due to the anomalous nature of the building. The building itself isn't dangerous so long as no one goes inside, so it's a matter of principle. The thoughts I want to leave behind are a consideration of what individuals in therapy have to go through. The unpleasantness and sometimes real pain that goes with what society claims is healthy recovery. The article itself will consist of the main page, involving the typical containment protocols, some background information, and description of anomalous properties, followed up by a brief test log, and then a selection of patient documents and records from the late psychologist.

The Sass Bar

A bar counter originally found in Boston, MA that vocalizes criticism about people's choice of alcohol.

The bar it came from shut down in early 2012 due to complaints from patrons about rude serving staff and from the local police for having to break up fights at least once a month. For his part, the former bar owner sites "severe social stress" as a reason for closing.

It is to be contained on site-14 in a room designed to be an approximate copy of the original bar. The drink selection is to mimic the original bar's stock.

Spectrum Piano

A piano with a fixation on certain movements of compositions from notable classical musicians.

This piano shares a tendency with its former owner to fixate on specific stimuli, in this case specific combinations of musical notes.