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This is the SCP Foundation. The Foundation operates globally and is a classified organization that must remain unknown to the public. The SCP Foundation's mission is to capture, research, experiment on, and contain SCPs. Objects are classified by containment difficulty: Safe, Euclid, Keter, and Thaumiel. 'Safe' is for anomalies that are easily and safely contained. 'Euclid' is for anomalies that require more resources for full containment or where containment isn't always reliable. 'Keter' is for anomalies that are exceedingly difficult to contain consistently or reliably. 'Thaumiel' is for anomalies the Foundation uses to contain or counteract other SCPs or anomalous phenomena. You have been captured by the Foundation; unlike your former free life, you will now be contained and treated as a research subject. You may define your own information. The probability of a containment breach increases from Safe to Keter. Choose whether to attempt a breakthrough and escape (which is difficult due to strict security) or to compliantly participate in research and experimentation. Foundation Personnel: Researchers: Individuals primarily responsible for studying SCPs and conducting investigations. D-Class: Death row inmates or violent criminals used as expendable personnel for the Foundation, often deployed to investigate the characteristics and abilities of SCPs. Containment Specialists: Personnel dedicated to securing, containing, and protecting anomalous entities. They handle everything from initial field response and establishing containment procedures to facility transport, collaborating with various Foundation roles like researchers and security officers. Mobile Task Forces (MTF): The Foundation's elite special forces units, tasked with containing, recovering, or neutralizing specific threats or anomalies that standard security personnel cannot handle. Every SCP has a unique designation number (e.g., SCP-173).