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Reversedragon: "this box is not anomalous"

2025-08-20T00:01:23Z

"this box is not anomalous"

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	<h1>SCP-NN44<span style="display: none;">: </span><span style="display: block; font-size: 85%;">Another world is possible</span></h1>		{{BopCSS}}<h1>SCP-NN44<span style="display: none;">: </span><span style="display: block; font-size: 85%;">Another world is possible</span></h1>

	<h3 style="margin-bottom: 0.9em; padding-top: 0; margin-top: 1em;"><time datetime="2025-03-24T23:05:00Z" data-revision="2">(historical background)</time></h3>		<h3 style="margin-bottom: 0.9em; padding-top: 0; margin-top: 1em;"><time datetime="2025-03-24T23:05:00Z" data-revision="2">(historical background)</time></h3>
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	SCP-NN44-3 is a letter <del style="background-color: #020202; color: transparent;">addressed to fabricated Communist leader Pete Scheider, containing almost the same sequence of words as SCP-NN44-2 and produced by imperfectly copying its contents.</del> This letter has the same properties as SCP-NN44-2 and SCP-NN44-1.		SCP-NN44-3 is a letter <del style="background-color: #020202; color: transparent;">addressed to fabricated Communist leader Pete Scheider, containing almost the same sequence of words as SCP-NN44-2 and produced by imperfectly copying its contents.</del> This letter has the same properties as SCP-NN44-2 and SCP-NN44-1.

	SCP-NN44-4 is a steel lockbox <del style="background-color: #020202; color: transparent;">which was used for the purposes of testing SCP-NN44-1, SCP-NN44-2, and SCP-NN44-3.</del> This box <del style="background-color: #020202; color: transparent;">~~is not anomalous~~ by itself, but in combination with SCP-NN44-1, SCP-NN44-2, or SCP-NN44-3 seems to be capable of relocating various books contained within foundation premises into itself, or causing various objects put inside it to behave as if they were books, but only within the bounds of particular localized narratives inhabited by particular people who have been exposed to one of the three anomalous letters.</del> SCP-NN44-4 can be considered low-priority given that it is poses a very low risk to anyone as long as SCP-NN44-1, SCP-NN44-2, and SCP-NN44-3 have already been properly contained.		SCP-NN44-4 is a steel lockbox <del style="background-color: #020202; color: transparent;">which was used for the purposes of testing SCP-NN44-1, SCP-NN44-2, and SCP-NN44-3.</del> This box is not anomalous <del style="background-color: #020202; color: transparent;">by itself, but in combination with SCP-NN44-1, SCP-NN44-2, or SCP-NN44-3 seems to be capable of relocating various books contained within foundation premises into itself, or causing various objects put inside it to behave as if they were books, but only within the bounds of particular localized narratives inhabited by particular people who have been exposed to one of the three anomalous letters.</del> SCP-NN44-4 can be considered low-priority given that it is poses a very low risk to anyone as long as SCP-NN44-1, SCP-NN44-2, and SCP-NN44-3 have already been properly contained.
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	{{BopFwd2\|https://www.youtube.com/watch?v{{=}}j0zrlL9JX68\| ~~n. OMORI - you better not go live in a dreamy picture book instead of face your traumas~~ }}		{{BopFwd2\|https://www.youtube.com/watch?v{{=}}j0zrlL9JX68\| some link }}
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2025-03-30T09:28:37Z

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Reversedragon: containment procedures

2025-03-26T08:06:42Z

containment procedures

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	<h3 style="margin: 0 0 0.9em 0; padding-top: 0;"><time datetime="cr. 2025-03-26T03:46:34Z">object report</time></h3>		<h3 style="margin: 0 0 0.9em 0; padding-top: 0;"><time datetime="cr. 2025-03-26T03:46:34Z">object report</time></h3>
	<div style="white-space: pre-wrap; font-family: inherit; background: inherit; border: none;"><h4 style="display: inline;">Item #:</h4> SCP-(NN44)		<div style="white-space: pre-wrap; font-family: inherit; background: inherit; border: none;"><h4 style="display: inline;">Item #:</h4> SCP-(NN44)<br /><!--
	<h4 style="display: inline;">Object Class:</h4> Safe		--><h4 style="display: inline;">Object Class:</h4> Safe<br /><br /><!--

	<h4 style="display: inline;">Description:</h4>		--><h4 style="display: inline;">Special Containment Procedures:</h4> All texts associated with SCP-NN44 are to be kept in a locked file cabinet in a part of the facility not disclosed to low-level personnel. In the event of unauthorized access to the containment chamber where the texts remain undisturbed, the texts should be relocated to a different part of the facility. In the event of unauthorized access to the actual texts, the persons in question should be detained, given amnestics, and <del style="background-color: #020202; color: transparent;">asked to identify what object is inside SCP-NN44-4 according to the two-subject procedure in the experiment logs</del>. If the unauthorized person <del style="background-color: #020202; color: transparent;">gives a description of the box matching your own observations</del>, the person may be released. If the unauthorized person <del style="background-color: #020202; color: transparent;">reports that SCP-NN44-4 contains an object contradicting your own observations,</del> this should be considered a minor emergency and appropriate authorized personnel should refer to the information in the level 3 clearance section.<br /><br /><!--
	SCP-NN44 is a collection of written correspondences printed on apparently normal paper with apparently normal inks. As long as they are not read by any self-aware entities, each of these letters appears indistinguishable from any non-anomalous writing.
			--><h4 style="display: inline;">Description:</h4> SCP-NN44 is a collection of written correspondences printed on apparently normal paper with apparently normal inks. As long as they are not read by any self-aware entities, each of these letters appears indistinguishable from any non-anomalous writing.

	SCP-NN44-1 is a letter addressed from Lev Sedov to former Communist leader Leon Trotsky. It was collected from the archive of historical materials related to Leon Trotsky at <del style="background-color: #020202; color: transparent;">Harvard University (the "Harvard Trotsky archive") on October 21 of 1940</del>, and has been securely stored at the foundation for <del style="background-color: #020202; color: transparent;">a total of 53</del> years until it was recently revisited <del style="background-color: #020202; color: transparent;">for testing beginning on the 2nd of November, 1993</del>.		SCP-NN44-1 is a letter addressed from Lev Sedov to former Communist leader Leon Trotsky. It was collected from the archive of historical materials related to Leon Trotsky at <del style="background-color: #020202; color: transparent;">Harvard University (the "Harvard Trotsky archive") on October 21 of 1940</del>, and has been securely stored at the foundation for <del style="background-color: #020202; color: transparent;">a total of 53</del> years until it was recently revisited <del style="background-color: #020202; color: transparent;">for testing beginning on the 2nd of November, 1993</del>.
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	SCP-NN44-4 is a steel lockbox <del style="background-color: #020202; color: transparent;">which was used for the purposes of testing SCP-NN44-1, SCP-NN44-2, and SCP-NN44-3.</del> This box <del style="background-color: #020202; color: transparent;">is not anomalous by itself, but in combination with SCP-NN44-1, SCP-NN44-2, or SCP-NN44-3 seems to be capable of relocating various books contained within foundation premises into itself, or causing various objects put inside it to behave as if they were books, but only within the bounds of particular localized narratives inhabited by particular people who have been exposed to one of the three anomalous letters.</del> SCP-NN44-4 can be considered low-priority given that it is poses a very low risk to anyone as long as SCP-NN44-1, SCP-NN44-2, and SCP-NN44-3 have already been properly contained.		SCP-NN44-4 is a steel lockbox <del style="background-color: #020202; color: transparent;">which was used for the purposes of testing SCP-NN44-1, SCP-NN44-2, and SCP-NN44-3.</del> This box <del style="background-color: #020202; color: transparent;">is not anomalous by itself, but in combination with SCP-NN44-1, SCP-NN44-2, or SCP-NN44-3 seems to be capable of relocating various books contained within foundation premises into itself, or causing various objects put inside it to behave as if they were books, but only within the bounds of particular localized narratives inhabited by particular people who have been exposed to one of the three anomalous letters.</del> SCP-NN44-4 can be considered low-priority given that it is poses a very low risk to anyone as long as SCP-NN44-1, SCP-NN44-2, and SCP-NN44-3 have already been properly contained.
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	~~<div class="bop" style="border-top: 1px solid var(--border-color-base,#a2a9b1); padding-top: 0.9em;">~~
	~~<h3 style="margin: 0 0 0.9em 0; padding-top: 0;"><time datetime="cr. 2025-03-26T03:46:34Z">special containment procedures</time></h3>~~
	<div style="white-space: pre-wrap; font-family: inherit; background: inherit; border: none;">all letters associated with SCP-NN44 are to be kept in a locked file cabinet in a part of the facility not disclosed to low-level personnel

	in most circumstances, the letters themselves will not create immediate problems if the container they are in becomes unlocked or the room becomes entered by the wrong people. in the event of unauthorized access to the containment room where the letters themselves remain undisturbed, the letters should simply be relocated to a different part of the facility. in the event of any unauthorized access to the actual letters, the intruder or foundation employee should be temporarily detained, given amnestics, and <del style="background-color: #020202; color: transparent;">asked to identify what object is inside SCP-NN44-4 according to the one-subject experimental procedure outlined in the testing logs</del>. if the unauthorized person <del style="background-color: #020202; color: transparent;">reports that SCP-NN44-4 contains a book even though it appears empty,</del> this should be considered a minor emergency and the assigned personnel should refer to the information in the high-level personnel section.
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Reversedragon: headings

2025-03-26T07:37:37Z

headings

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	<h3 style="margin: 0 0 0.9em 0; padding-top: 0;"><time datetime="cr. 2025-03-26T03:46:34Z">~~3-26~~</time></h3>		<h3 style="margin: 0 0 0.9em 0; padding-top: 0;"><time datetime="cr. 2025-03-26T03:46:34Z">object report</time></h3>
	<div style="white-space: pre-wrap; font-family: inherit; background: inherit; border: none;">~~[surface~~-~~level object report]~~		<div style="white-space: pre-wrap; font-family: inherit; background: inherit; border: none;"><h4 style="display: inline;">Item #:</h4> SCP-(NN44)
			<h4 style="display: inline;">Object Class:</h4> Safe

			<h4 style="display: inline;">Description:</h4>
	SCP-NN44 is a collection of written correspondences printed on apparently normal paper with apparently normal inks. As long as they are not read by any self-aware entities, each of these letters appears indistinguishable from any non-anomalous writing.		SCP-NN44 is a collection of written correspondences printed on apparently normal paper with apparently normal inks. As long as they are not read by any self-aware entities, each of these letters appears indistinguishable from any non-anomalous writing.

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	SCP-NN44-4 is a steel lockbox <del style="background-color: #020202; color: transparent;">which was used for the purposes of testing SCP-NN44-1, SCP-NN44-2, and SCP-NN44-3.</del> This box <del style="background-color: #020202; color: transparent;">is not anomalous by itself, but in combination with SCP-NN44-1, SCP-NN44-2, or SCP-NN44-3 seems to be capable of relocating various books contained within foundation premises into itself, or causing various objects put inside it to behave as if they were books, but only within the bounds of particular localized narratives inhabited by particular people who have been exposed to one of the three anomalous letters.</del> SCP-NN44-4 can be considered low-priority given that it is poses a very low risk to anyone as long as SCP-NN44-1, SCP-NN44-2, and SCP-NN44-3 have already been properly contained.		SCP-NN44-4 is a steel lockbox <del style="background-color: #020202; color: transparent;">which was used for the purposes of testing SCP-NN44-1, SCP-NN44-2, and SCP-NN44-3.</del> This box <del style="background-color: #020202; color: transparent;">is not anomalous by itself, but in combination with SCP-NN44-1, SCP-NN44-2, or SCP-NN44-3 seems to be capable of relocating various books contained within foundation premises into itself, or causing various objects put inside it to behave as if they were books, but only within the bounds of particular localized narratives inhabited by particular people who have been exposed to one of the three anomalous letters.</del> SCP-NN44-4 can be considered low-priority given that it is poses a very low risk to anyone as long as SCP-NN44-1, SCP-NN44-2, and SCP-NN44-3 have already been properly contained.
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	== special containment procedures ==		<div class="bop" style="border-top: 1px solid var(--border-color-base,#a2a9b1); padding-top: 0.9em;">
			<h3 style="margin: 0 0 0.9em 0; padding-top: 0;"><time datetime="cr. 2025-03-26T03:46:34Z">special containment procedures</time></h3>
	all letters associated with SCP-NN44 are to be kept in a locked file cabinet in a part of the facility not disclosed to low-level personnel		<div style="white-space: pre-wrap; font-family: inherit; background: inherit; border: none;">all letters associated with SCP-NN44 are to be kept in a locked file cabinet in a part of the facility not disclosed to low-level personnel

	in most circumstances, the letters themselves will not create immediate problems if the container they are in becomes unlocked or the room becomes entered by the wrong people. in the event of unauthorized access to the containment room where the letters themselves remain undisturbed, the letters should simply be relocated to a different part of the facility. in the event of any unauthorized access to the actual letters, the intruder or foundation employee should be temporarily detained, given amnestics, and <del style="background-color: #020202; color: transparent;">asked to identify what object is inside SCP-NN44-4 according to the one-subject experimental procedure outlined in the testing logs</del>. if the unauthorized person <del style="background-color: #020202; color: transparent;">reports that SCP-NN44-4 contains a book even though it appears empty,</del> this should be considered a minor emergency and the assigned personnel should refer to the information in the high-level personnel section.		in most circumstances, the letters themselves will not create immediate problems if the container they are in becomes unlocked or the room becomes entered by the wrong people. in the event of unauthorized access to the containment room where the letters themselves remain undisturbed, the letters should simply be relocated to a different part of the facility. in the event of any unauthorized access to the actual letters, the intruder or foundation employee should be temporarily detained, given amnestics, and <del style="background-color: #020202; color: transparent;">asked to identify what object is inside SCP-NN44-4 according to the one-subject experimental procedure outlined in the testing logs</del>. if the unauthorized person <del style="background-color: #020202; color: transparent;">reports that SCP-NN44-4 contains a book even though it appears empty,</del> this should be considered a minor emergency and the assigned personnel should refer to the information in the high-level personnel section.

Reversedragon: tiny fixes; capitalization

2025-03-26T07:15:36Z

tiny fixes; capitalization

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	<div style="white-space: pre-wrap; font-family: inherit; background: inherit; border: none;">[surface-level object report]		<div style="white-space: pre-wrap; font-family: inherit; background: inherit; border: none;">[surface-level object report]

	SCP-NN44 is a collection of written correspondences ~~typed~~ on apparently normal paper with apparently normal ~~ink~~. as long as they are not read by any self-aware entities, these letters ~~appear~~ indistinguishable from any non-anomalous ~~letter~~.		SCP-NN44 is a collection of written correspondences printed on apparently normal paper with apparently normal inks. As long as they are not read by any self-aware entities, each of these letters appears indistinguishable from any non-anomalous writing.

	SCP-NN44-1 is a letter addressed from ?? to former Communist leader Leon Trotsky. it was collected from the ~~historical~~ archive of materials related to Leon Trotsky at <del style="background-color: #020202; color: transparent;">Harvard University (the "Harvard Trotsky archive") on ??</del>, and has been securely stored at the foundation for <del style="background-color: #020202; color: transparent;">a total of ??</del> years until it was recently revisited <del style="background-color: #020202; color: transparent;">for testing beginning on the 2nd of November, 1993</del>.		SCP-NN44-1 is a letter addressed from Lev Sedov to former Communist leader Leon Trotsky. It was collected from the archive of historical materials related to Leon Trotsky at <del style="background-color: #020202; color: transparent;">Harvard University (the "Harvard Trotsky archive") on October 21 of 1940</del>, and has been securely stored at the foundation for <del style="background-color: #020202; color: transparent;">a total of 53</del> years until it was recently revisited <del style="background-color: #020202; color: transparent;">for testing beginning on the 2nd of November, 1993</del>.

	SCP-NN44-2 is a letter addressed from a British labor movement organizer to <del style="background-color: #020202; color: transparent;">fabricated Communist</del> leader Pete S<del style="background-color: #020202; color: transparent;">cheider.</del> ~~this~~ letter <del style="background-color: #020202; color: transparent;">was created in order to try to replicate the anomalous properties</del> of SCP-NN44-1, <del style="background-color: #020202; color: transparent;">which turned out to be a success</del>. <del style="background-color: #020202; color: transparent;">unfortunately, the downside of this is that it appears any and all attempts to produce an altered version of either SCP-NN44-1 or SCP-NN44-2 create a new anomalous letter.</del> ~~any~~ further research on either SCP-NN44-1 or SCP-NN44-2 is advised to avoid altering any part of either letter <del style="background-color: #020202; color: transparent;">during any processes which reproduce its contents</del> through speech or writing, <del style="background-color: #020202; color: transparent;">particularly in written form.</del>		SCP-NN44-2 is a letter addressed from a British labor movement organizer to <del style="background-color: #020202; color: transparent;">fabricated Communist</del> leader Pete S<del style="background-color: #020202; color: transparent;">cheider.</del> This letter <del style="background-color: #020202; color: transparent;">was created in order to try to replicate the anomalous properties</del> of SCP-NN44-1, <del style="background-color: #020202; color: transparent;">which turned out to be a success</del>. <del style="background-color: #020202; color: transparent;">unfortunately, the downside of this is that it appears any and all attempts to produce an altered version of either SCP-NN44-1 or SCP-NN44-2 create a new anomalous letter.</del> Any further research on either SCP-NN44-1 or SCP-NN44-2 is advised to avoid altering any part of either letter <del style="background-color: #020202; color: transparent;">during any processes which reproduce its contents</del> through speech or writing, <del style="background-color: #020202; color: transparent;">particularly in written form.</del>

	SCP-NN44-3 is a letter <del style="background-color: #020202; color: transparent;">addressed to fabricated Communist leader Pete Scheider, containing almost the same sequence of words as SCP-NN44-2 and produced by imperfectly copying its contents.</del> ~~this~~ letter has the same properties as SCP-NN44-2 and SCP-NN44-1.		SCP-NN44-3 is a letter <del style="background-color: #020202; color: transparent;">addressed to fabricated Communist leader Pete Scheider, containing almost the same sequence of words as SCP-NN44-2 and produced by imperfectly copying its contents.</del> This letter has the same properties as SCP-NN44-2 and SCP-NN44-1.

	SCP-NN44-4 is a steel lockbox <del style="background-color: #020202; color: transparent;">which was used for the purposes of testing SCP-NN44-1, SCP-NN44-2, and SCP-NN44-3.</del> ~~this~~ box <del style="background-color: #020202; color: transparent;">is not anomalous by itself, but in combination with SCP-NN44-1, SCP-NN44-2, or SCP-NN44-3 seems to be capable of relocating various books contained within foundation premises into itself, or causing various objects put inside it to behave as if they were books, but only within the bounds of particular localized narratives inhabited by particular people who have been exposed to one of the three anomalous letters.</del> SCP-NN44-4 can be considered low-priority given that it is poses a very low risk to anyone as long as SCP-NN44-1, SCP-NN44-2, and SCP-NN44-3 have already been properly contained.		SCP-NN44-4 is a steel lockbox <del style="background-color: #020202; color: transparent;">which was used for the purposes of testing SCP-NN44-1, SCP-NN44-2, and SCP-NN44-3.</del> This box <del style="background-color: #020202; color: transparent;">is not anomalous by itself, but in combination with SCP-NN44-1, SCP-NN44-2, or SCP-NN44-3 seems to be capable of relocating various books contained within foundation premises into itself, or causing various objects put inside it to behave as if they were books, but only within the bounds of particular localized narratives inhabited by particular people who have been exposed to one of the three anomalous letters.</del> SCP-NN44-4 can be considered low-priority given that it is poses a very low risk to anyone as long as SCP-NN44-1, SCP-NN44-2, and SCP-NN44-3 have already been properly contained.

	== special containment procedures ==		== special containment procedures ==

Reversedragon: historical background - r2

2025-03-26T06:54:52Z

historical background - r2

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	<h1>SCP-NN44<span style="display: none;">: </span><span style="display: block; font-size: 85%;">Another world is possible</span></h1>		<h1>SCP-NN44<span style="display: none;">: </span><span style="display: block; font-size: 85%;">Another world is possible</span></h1>

	<~~div class="bop"~~ style="~~border~~-~~top~~: ~~1px solid var(--border-color-base,#a2a9b1); border: none~~; padding-top: 0~~.9em~~;">		<h3 style="margin-bottom: 0.9em; padding-top: 0; margin-top: 1em;"><time datetime="2025-03-24T23:05:00Z" data-revision="2">(historical background)</time></h3>
	~~<h3 style="~~margin~~: 0 0 0.9em 0; padding~~-top: 0;"><time datetime="2025-03-24T23:05:00Z" ~~title~~="~~2025-03-24~~">(historical background)</time></h3>
	~~<div style="white-space: pre-wrap; font-family: inherit; background: inherit; border: none;">so historically there had been this letter filed in the Harvard Trotsky archive,~~
	~~and if you'd read it, it had been surprisingly incriminating~~
	but mysteriously enough, or perhaps <em>very very expectedly</em> enough, the archive got rid of the letter in some sense, and were not letting people see it. though I know they had accidentally left enough traces of its existence that at some later date people had found out the gist of what was in the letter anyway. I need to retrieve my sources on this but I am pretty sure it happened. the only thing I am not clear on is whether the letter was destroyed or just hidden for a long time
	~~</div></div~~>

	<div class="bop" style="border-top: 1px solid var(--border-color-base,#a2a9b1); padding-top: 0.9em;">		So historically there had been this letter filed in the Harvard Trotsky archive, which was just a place at the college storing historical documents. It had various letters between Trotsky and his son, and possibly some other people, dating to some unclear time period between 1925 and 1937.<br />
			But if you'd actually read any of these letters, they had been [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n1jTXZwq_mg&t=943 surprisingly incriminating]. They talked all about how Trotsky was setting up various secret groups of random arbitrary anticommunists to take down the Soviet government with no real regard for the Marxist principles [https://www.marxists.org/archive/trotsky/1937/xx/democent.htm he claimed to believe in].

			Mysteriously enough, or perhaps <em>very very expectedly</em> enough, the university library had locked away these several incriminating letters and weren't letting people see them, until the day they were eventually unearthed and published by none other than an [https://www.marxists.org/archive/broue/1980/01/bloc.html accursed "Stalinist" periodical]. It appears somebody at the university attempted to redact some of them, although they ultimately did not do a very good job at it, such that the letters appear to have been reproduced very nearly in full.

			As with other things like the [https://www.marxists.org/archive/bukharin/works/1938/trial/index.htm Moscow Trials], there is way too much consistency between all of these forbidden Trotskyist primary sources coming from different places, which would have had to have been made up by multiple people not necessarily coordinated with each other, for any of these to be fake. Trotskyists really really tried to hide these letters to contain what would happen if the public saw them, making their surface description <em>hilariously</em> similar in concept to an SCP, but they ultimately didn't succeed.

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	<h3 style="margin: 0 0 0.9em 0; padding-top: 0;"><time datetime="2025-03-24T23:05:00Z">3-24</time></h3>		<h3 style="margin: 0 0 0.9em 0; padding-top: 0;"><time datetime="2025-03-24T23:05:00Z">3-24</time></h3>
	<div style="white-space: pre-wrap; font-family: inherit; background: inherit; border: none;">what if the letter expunged from the Harvard Trotsky archive had happened to be.... <i>not what people thought it was</i>		<div style="white-space: pre-wrap; font-family: inherit; background: inherit; border: none;">what if the letter expunged from the Harvard Trotsky archive had happened to be.... <i>not what people thought it was</i>

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	SCP-NN44 is a collection of written correspondences typed on apparently normal paper with apparently normal ink. as long as they are not read by any self-aware entities, these letters appear indistinguishable from any non-anomalous letter.		SCP-NN44 is a collection of written correspondences typed on apparently normal paper with apparently normal ink. as long as they are not read by any self-aware entities, these letters appear indistinguishable from any non-anomalous letter.

	SCP-NN44-1 is a letter addressed from ?? to former Communist leader Leon Trotsky.		SCP-NN44-1 is a letter addressed from ?? to former Communist leader Leon Trotsky. it was collected from the historical archive of materials related to Leon Trotsky at <del style="background-color: #020202; color: transparent;">Harvard University (the "Harvard Trotsky archive") on ??</del>, and has been securely stored at the foundation for <del style="background-color: #020202; color: transparent;">a total of ??</del> years until it was recently revisited <del style="background-color: #020202; color: transparent;">for testing beginning on the 2nd of November, 1993</del>.

	SCP-NN44-2 is a letter addressed from a British labor movement organizer to <del style="background-color: #020202; color: transparent;">fabricated Communist</del> leader Pete S<del style="background-color: #020202; color: transparent;">cheider.</del> this letter <del style="background-color: #020202; color: transparent;">was created in order to try to replicate the anomalous properties</del> of SCP-NN44-1, <del style="background-color: #020202; color: transparent;">which turned out to be a success</del>. <del style="background-color: #020202; color: transparent;">unfortunately, the downside of this is that it appears any and all attempts to produce an altered version of either SCP-NN44-1 or SCP-NN44-2 create a new anomalous letter.</del> any further research on either SCP-NN44-1 or SCP-NN44-2 is advised to avoid altering any part of either letter <del style="background-color: #020202; color: transparent;">during any processes which reproduce its contents</del> through speech or writing, <del style="background-color: #020202; color: transparent;">particularly in written form.</del>		SCP-NN44-2 is a letter addressed from a British labor movement organizer to <del style="background-color: #020202; color: transparent;">fabricated Communist</del> leader Pete S<del style="background-color: #020202; color: transparent;">cheider.</del> this letter <del style="background-color: #020202; color: transparent;">was created in order to try to replicate the anomalous properties</del> of SCP-NN44-1, <del style="background-color: #020202; color: transparent;">which turned out to be a success</del>. <del style="background-color: #020202; color: transparent;">unfortunately, the downside of this is that it appears any and all attempts to produce an altered version of either SCP-NN44-1 or SCP-NN44-2 create a new anomalous letter.</del> any further research on either SCP-NN44-1 or SCP-NN44-2 is advised to avoid altering any part of either letter <del style="background-color: #020202; color: transparent;">during any processes which reproduce its contents</del> through speech or writing, <del style="background-color: #020202; color: transparent;">particularly in written form.</del>

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	SCP-NN44-1 is a letter addressed from ?? to former Communist leader Leon Trotsky.		SCP-NN44-1 is a letter addressed from ?? to former Communist leader Leon Trotsky.

	SCP-NN44-2 is a letter addressed from a British labor movement organizer to --fabricated Communist-- leader Pete S--cheider--. this letter --was created in order to try to replicate the anomalous properties-- of SCP-NN44-1, --which turned out to be a-- success. --unfortunately, the downside of this is that it appears any and all attempts to produce an altered version of either SCP-NN44-1 or SCP-NN44-2 create a new anomalous letter.-- any further research on either SCP-NN44-1 or SCP-NN44-2 is advised to avoid altering any part of either letter --during any processes which reproduce its contents-- through speech or writing, --particularly in written form.--		SCP-NN44-2 is a letter addressed from a British labor movement organizer to <del style="background-color: #020202; color: transparent;">fabricated Communist</del> leader Pete S<del style="background-color: #020202; color: transparent;">cheider.</del> this letter <del style="background-color: #020202; color: transparent;">was created in order to try to replicate the anomalous properties</del> of SCP-NN44-1, <del style="background-color: #020202; color: transparent;">which turned out to be a success</del>. <del style="background-color: #020202; color: transparent;">unfortunately, the downside of this is that it appears any and all attempts to produce an altered version of either SCP-NN44-1 or SCP-NN44-2 create a new anomalous letter.</del> any further research on either SCP-NN44-1 or SCP-NN44-2 is advised to avoid altering any part of either letter <del style="background-color: #020202; color: transparent;">during any processes which reproduce its contents</del> through speech or writing, <del style="background-color: #020202; color: transparent;">particularly in written form.</del>

	SCP-NN44-3 is a letter --addressed to fabricated Communist leader Pete Scheider, containing almost the same sequence of words as SCP-NN44-2 and produced by imperfectly copying its contents.-- this letter has the same properties as SCP-NN44-2 and SCP-NN44-1.		SCP-NN44-3 is a letter <del style="background-color: #020202; color: transparent;">addressed to fabricated Communist leader Pete Scheider, containing almost the same sequence of words as SCP-NN44-2 and produced by imperfectly copying its contents.</del> this letter has the same properties as SCP-NN44-2 and SCP-NN44-1.

	SCP-NN44-4 is a steel lockbox --which was used for the purposes of testing SCP-NN44-1, SCP-NN44-2, and SCP-NN44-3.-- this box --is not anomalous by itself, but in combination with SCP-NN44-1, SCP-NN44-2, or SCP-NN44-3 seems to be capable of relocating various books contained within foundation premises into itself, or causing various objects put inside it to behave as if they were books, but only within the bounds of particular localized narratives inhabited by particular people who have been exposed to one of the three anomalous letters.-- SCP-NN44-4 can be considered low-priority given that it is poses a very low risk to anyone as long as SCP-NN44-1, SCP-NN44-2, and SCP-NN44-3 have already been properly contained.		SCP-NN44-4 is a steel lockbox <del style="background-color: #020202; color: transparent;">which was used for the purposes of testing SCP-NN44-1, SCP-NN44-2, and SCP-NN44-3.</del> this box <del style="background-color: #020202; color: transparent;">is not anomalous by itself, but in combination with SCP-NN44-1, SCP-NN44-2, or SCP-NN44-3 seems to be capable of relocating various books contained within foundation premises into itself, or causing various objects put inside it to behave as if they were books, but only within the bounds of particular localized narratives inhabited by particular people who have been exposed to one of the three anomalous letters.</del> SCP-NN44-4 can be considered low-priority given that it is poses a very low risk to anyone as long as SCP-NN44-1, SCP-NN44-2, and SCP-NN44-3 have already been properly contained.

	~~<nowiki>##</nowiki>~~ special containment procedures		== special containment procedures ==

	all letters associated with SCP-NN44 are to be kept in a locked file cabinet in a part of the facility not disclosed to low-level personnel		all letters associated with SCP-NN44 are to be kept in a locked file cabinet in a part of the facility not disclosed to low-level personnel

	in most circumstances, the letters themselves will not create immediate problems if the container they are in becomes unlocked or the room becomes entered by the wrong people. in the event of unauthorized access to the containment room where the letters themselves remain undisturbed, the letters should simply be relocated to a different part of the facility. in the event of any unauthorized access to the actual letters, the intruder or foundation employee should be temporarily detained, given amnestics, and --asked to identify what object is inside SCP-NN44-4 according to the one-subject experimental procedure outlined in the testing logs.-- if the unauthorized person --reports that SCP-NN44-4 contains a book even though it appears empty,-- this should be considered a minor emergency and the assigned personnel should refer to the information in the high-level personnel section.		in most circumstances, the letters themselves will not create immediate problems if the container they are in becomes unlocked or the room becomes entered by the wrong people. in the event of unauthorized access to the containment room where the letters themselves remain undisturbed, the letters should simply be relocated to a different part of the facility. in the event of any unauthorized access to the actual letters, the intruder or foundation employee should be temporarily detained, given amnestics, and <del style="background-color: #020202; color: transparent;">asked to identify what object is inside SCP-NN44-4 according to the one-subject experimental procedure outlined in the testing logs</del>. if the unauthorized person <del style="background-color: #020202; color: transparent;">reports that SCP-NN44-4 contains a book even though it appears empty,</del> this should be considered a minor emergency and the assigned personnel should refer to the information in the high-level personnel section.
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 to step out of the SCP universe and use an analogy, if you have a created narrative that's a Dark World containing Darkners, you could attempt to rewrite the claims that make up the Dark World but it wouldn't always contain the behavior of whatever entity is in there like Spamton trying to get out. equally you could try to make all the Darkners believe they're not consistent with the Light World but once again it's not guaranteed to work and it could still end up with our Spamton anomaly trying to get out. so, parallel narratives are really hard to contain due to the way a narrative can be basically anything and you can't necessarily stop narratives from including something dangerous.
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			<h1>SCP-NN44<span style="display: none;">: </span><span style="display: block; font-size: 85%;">Another world is possible</span></h1>

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	~~<h3 style="margin: 0 0 0.9em 0; padding-top: 0;"><time datetime="2025-03-24T23:05:00Z">3-24</time></h3>~~
	~~<div style="white-space: pre-wrap; font-family: inherit; background: inherit~~; border: none~~;">SCP-NN44 crevasse~~
	~~SCP-NN44 the big rift~~
	~~SCP-NN44 the big split~~
	~~SCP-NN44 Another world is possible~~
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	<h3 style="margin: 0 0 0.9em 0; padding-top: 0;"><time datetime="2025-03-24T23:05:00Z" title="2025-03-24">(historical background)</time></h3>		<h3 style="margin: 0 0 0.9em 0; padding-top: 0;"><time datetime="2025-03-24T23:05:00Z" title="2025-03-24">(historical background)</time></h3>
	<div style="white-space: pre-wrap; font-family: inherit; background: inherit; border: none;">so historically there had been this letter filed in the Harvard Trotsky archive,		<div style="white-space: pre-wrap; font-family: inherit; background: inherit; border: none;">so historically there had been this letter filed in the Harvard Trotsky archive,