Lore Rank/Name: AR AIbino & AR Astolfo
SCP #: SCP 1025 & SCP-012
Test Idea: We will designate a D-class subject to read the page from SCP-1025 on blindness and observe their reactions when in close proximity to SCP-012.
Background Research: We know that those who come into close contact with SCP-012 are inclined to finish the symphony through self-mutilation. We also know that SCP-1025 is capable of giving the user a wide variety of different diseases and conditions, including blindness.
Hypothesis: If a test subject reads the page from SCP-1025 on blindness, then they will be unable to see and will not be compelled to self-mutilate themselves in close proximity to SCP-012 rendering it non-lethal and non-psychologically damaging.
Observations (what happened?): D-class subject read the page on blindness from SCP-1025 and promptly complained. D-class subject was then instructed and led to the front of the containment cell for SCP-012. D-class subject was instructed to move forward into the room where SCP-012 was housed as the door was closed behind them. There was no noise at first, but after a few seconds grunting and panting could be hard behind the door. Shortly afterwards, yelling and screaming could be heard before being abruptly stopped. Upon opening of the door to SCP-012, D-class subject's body lay on the ground in a pool of blood, scratch marks and wounds all over their arms and wrists. Notably, their eyes seemed to be gouged out as well. SCP-012 seemed to have a few extra lines written on it in a notably sloppy fashion.
Evidence/Visual Stimuli (Images): N/A, body was promptly dragged to and disposed of in the incinerator room across the hall.
Analysis/Conclusion (was your hypothesis correct, why or why not, how can this discovery benefit the foundation?): Test results show an incorrect hypothesis. Despite the D-class subject being blinded by SCP-1025, the D-class subject still self-mutilated and themselves and died from blood loss in front of SCP-012. The psychological pull from SCP-012 seems to be strong enough to compel even those who cannot see it to harm themselves. Further testing may be necessary.
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