IVIemories

++SCP IDEAS

Brainstorm

-Jigsaw that is imprinted with the picture of a young girl (First person to assemble/purchase it perhaps?)
[-Jigsaw that imprints the image (like a artwork) of person who assembles it]
-Jigsaw displays no anomalous properties upon when being assembled
-When assembled, disassembling the jigsaw will cause the person to break apart (In 3d chunks equal to the relative size of the jigsaw occupying the chunk)
-jigsaw only disassembles living matter and not background (over 1.5M away)
-jigsaw imprints image of person to put last piece in. (does not matter which piece)
-upon being disassembled, the person is still alive, though in many pieces.
-Person's organs act as if person is still normal. However attempts to move limbs usually result in failure as the person does not seem to be able adapt to his/her perspective. While limbs and body parts act as if they have not been disassembled, they still are, in effect not attached to each other.
-food/liquids/any type of matter that enters through any of the person's orifices will teleport from one piece to another.
-Due to the fact that the jigsaw is only 2D, it is best if the person assembling it is facing directly at it. Attempts at assembling it where a jigsaw will overlap another one causes [DATA EXPUNGED]
-The person's pieces are very long because the jigsaw only recognizes a flat surface.

story

The following pages were recovered from a bright yellow book with the title 'Aunt Nancy's stories for bad children' at the site of the [REDACTED] fire. Large portions of the book were rendered illegible by the flames.

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[TEXT ILLEGIBLE] rumored to have carried with him the most magnificent jigsaw any child had ever seen [TEXT ILLEGIBLE] to a child, picture of the fondest desire [TEXT ILLEGIBLE]

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[TEXT ILLEGIBLE] of which there were few, however the since they lacked compassion and warmth in what has made all [TEXT ILLEGIBLE] and thus did the good doctor curse the foul brats with every inch [TEXT ILLEGIBLE] fell the golden pieces. [TEXT ILLEGIBLE]

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But when the puzzle was opened, all that greeted them was a blank [TEXT ILLEGIBLE] and, scared of anyone finding out about their terrible act [TEXT ILLEGIBLE] such did the puzzle lay. Until one day, Joseph decided to take a look at [TEXT ILLEGIBLE]. But he no longer had any legs [TEXT ILLEGIBLE] compulsion [TEXT ILLEGIBLE] allure of the metal was simply irresistible. [TEXT ILLEGIBLE].

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And he did want to stop; Joseph no longer had any interest in assembling the puzzle anymore. He would have screamed if he had a mouth, but [TEXT ILLEGIBLE] with great beauty was he captured [TEXT ILLEGIBLE].

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[TEXT ILLEGIBLE] had simply assumed he had stayed at a friend's house. The puzzle lay completed on the table, alone and waiting for it's [TEXT ILLEGIBLE] 'curiosity killed the cat' she reminded herself, but the yellow metal [TEXT ILLEGIBLE].

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But the statue could help no more, Marith's frustration turned to anger, and she turned against the good doctor, attacking him with [TEXT ILLEGIBLE] family spilled onto the ground [TEXT ILLEGIBLE].

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[TEXT ILLEGIBLE] And in doing so you have fallen prey to what had [TEXT ILLEGIBLE] family. May god save your soul [TEXT ILLEGIBLE]

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[TEXT ILLEGIBLE] purged with fire [TEXT ILLEGIBLE] priest [TEXT ILLEGIBLE] hot enough to melt gold [TEXT ILLEGIBLE]

The book 'Aunt Nancy's stories for bad children has never been recorded to have been published anywhere. However, 'Aunt Nancy' was a known alias of SCP-████ Investigation has begun on determining any links between SCP-████ and the book