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SCP-049 (Vocabulary)


Lord Kitton

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Rank: Junior Researcher

Clearance Level: - 2

List of personnel involved in testing: - MTF Nu7 JFTO MSGT Protege MS1, Mr Fish eyes (SCP-527), Jr Researcher Kev P

Level D personnel involved: Class D Hummus

SCP: - 049

Errors and/or safety hazards: SCP-049 turned the D class into SCP-049-2, which was immediately terminated by the MTF escort.

Question: - What is the extent of SCP-049’s vocabulary and are it’s phrases pre-learned or are they from a genuine voice-box capable of greater verbal speech. 

Background Research: - The SCP wiki states that SCP-049 is capable of speech in multiple languages, but it doesn’t say to what extent.

Hypothesis: I believe SCP-049 is capable of fluent speech coming from an actual voice-box similar to the likes of a human’s. To my knowledge, it should surpass the basic phrases of “hello” and “I can sense the disease in you”, but I’m hoping to see if it can speak fluently, as well as converse naturally in more than one language.

Observation: - SCP-049 was very insightful and even cordial to begin with.

Analysis and Conclusion: - The D class was put into 049’s CC and I got him to start off some questions with SCP-094.Basic questions like “how are you”... SCP-049 had absolutely no difficulty in understanding what the D class was saying and 049 almost appeared to be enjoying the conversation until the D class asked more in-depth questions. We tried French too, but it appeared that SCP-049 had trouble understanding and responding, this is probably due to the sheer amount of time it’s been locked up in an English speaking facility. The D class also raised his voice to simulate different types of conversations, such as arguments... and as a result he got “cured (turned into SCP-049-2)” and was quickly executed by the MTF escort.

Do Results Align with Hypothesis: If your Hypothesis was correct - Yes they do, it appears that SCP-049 is very understanding and is more than capable of speaking english as well as other languages.

 

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