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SCP-7300 (center).
Item #: SCP-7300
Object Class: Safe
Special Containment Procedures: SCP-7300 is contained within the Site-438 pond. In events of extreme weather, an object locker with a grow light has been prepared.
SCP-7300 currently meets with Dr. Joanna Goodman weekly, both for mental health screenings and physical inspection.
Description: SCP-7300 is a freshwater phytoplankton1. While SCP-7300 is able to photosynthesize energy, it can also ingest organic matter.
SCP-7300 is also capable of speech2 at average human decibel levels and has substantial knowledge of human society.
Discovery
SCP-7300 was discovered byWilson's Wildlife Solutions during a routine blue-green algae test in the Staats Lake of Eugene, Oregon, where it was reportedly "sobbing" and "begging for forgiveness."
In accordance with the Boring Agreement, SCP-7300 was promptly transferred to Site-438. Following a brief observation period, an interview was conducted by Dr. Wexler.
<Begin Log>
SCP-7300: Hey— ah fuck, man— god. Uh. Thanks for moving me to a room with windows. I mean, artificial light is nice and all, but nothin' quite replaces the real thing. But maybe shitty light is just my destiny, 'cause I'm a shitty—
Dr. Wexler: SCP-7300. Please, stay on track. I've brought you here to answer some questions, and hopefully we can figure out what happened to you, okay?
SCP-7300: That's the thing— I think I wasalways like this. A shitty fuckin' mite—
Dr. Wexler: I'm going to have to ask that you remain calm. I sympathize with your situation, I really do. I got turned into a mosquito once, and lemme tell you, it wasn't very fun. But I got turned back. We can help you.
SCP-7300: I— okay. Fuck.
Dr. Wexler: Thank you. To start off… what all do you remember?
SCP-7300: Um… a lot. My memories are kind of hazy. I remember being born, and feeling like somethingvery wrong was happening. Couldn't quite place it at first— just felt like— like a square peg in a round hole, y'know? Then I realized I was actually a guy peg in an algae hole.
Dr. Wexler: Plankton hole, actually.
SCP-7300: A— I'm a fuckingplankton? Like— like Spongebob?
Dr. Wexler: I mean, uh… I guess you're part of the species that inspired the character?
SCP-7300: Man. I should build a robot. Robot wife… Fuck yeah…
Dr. Wexler: Sure. So, uh, you mentioned Spongebob, do you have any other memories of human society?
SCP-7300: Yeah! Tons of 'em. I watchedso much cable TV. And I know how to do taxes, like, really well. I'm thinking I was an accountant. I had a wife. And kids. And a kidney stone. And an ex-wife. Turns out divorce papers are harder to fill out than Form W-9s. Way,way harder. I don't remember their names. We lived by a river. Had to move in with my parents later. Then I must've died. That's, uh… that's about it.
Dr. Wexler: That's… that's a lot. But you're saying that you wereonce a human, correct?
SCP-7300: I was. I think. I don't know what god I pissed off forthis to happen. But I've been thinking, and it's really not that bad— it's— I don't have to eat— I mean, I can— but.
Dr. Wexler: But?
SCP-7300: I just wanna know if this is like, a curse, or some kind of cosmic-level fuck up, or like… god. I don't know. I'm sorry. Shit.
Dr. Wexler: It's okay. You've given me a lot of information to go off of. We can give you a happy life here, for now. There's a nice pond near here. Maybe I can see if we can put you there?
SCP-7300: I… I guess? Ponds are nice. Do you have frogs there? Ducks?
Dr. Wexler: Yeah! A duck recently laid eggs, we're expecting little chicks to pop up any day now.
SCP-7300: Oh my god. Really?
Dr. Wexler: Really.
SCP-7300: That's uh… That's… I don't really know what to say. But, uh, I just… I've got one more worry.
Dr. Wexler: What is it? If the pond isn't to your liking, we can try and—
SCP-7300: No— no, the pond sounds great. Wonderful, even. It's just… if thiswas some kind of cosmic fuckup, where like, my guy peg got put into an algae hole… then what happened to the algae peg that got put into a guy hole?
Dr. Wexler: That's… we don't even know if that's what happened.
SCP-7300: No, no, I've got a feeling thatis what's happened. I'm a victim here! My body is very much my concern! Because it'smine!
Dr. Wexler: You're drawing unfounded conclusions and—
SCP-7300: There's some fucked up baby out there that's eatinglight and has like, zero brain function! Plankton don'tthink! I tried talking to them, to my brothers and sisters. They really don't! They get eaten up easily, they don't even think to justswim away! Maybe I should just embrace my position in the food chain and—
Dr. Wexler: Calm down. Please, just take a deep— uh, just— a deep… photosynthesis? Do you want to go see the pond?
SCP-7300:Do I?!? Yeah. Fuck yeah. I fucking love ponds.
Dr. Wexler: Great. Ah— just out the window, you can actually see it from here!
SCP-7300: Ohfuck. That's a good pond. Shit, dude.
Dr. Wexler: It really is, huh?
SCP-7300: Fuck yeah! Hell yeah! Oh man. Y'know what? I take it back—
Dr. Wexler: The pond, or—
SCP-7300: I love being a plankton!
<End Log>
As of May 1st, 2022, SCP-7300's morale ratings are at an all-time high. As such, investigations into the origins of SCP-7300 have been placed on low priority indefinitely. SCP-7300's psychologist, Dr. Goodman, expressed support for this action, stating the following:
In this case, doing anything more is unnecessary, and perhaps even harmful. SCP-7300's mental state practically crashes every single interview. Right now, it's finally doing better than ever before.
The best we can do is give it a happy life, and we're doing just that currently. If you've spoken with SCP-7300, you can tell how it feels.
It just really loves being a plankton. That's it.
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