SCP-105 vs. SCP-303

Attribute	SCP-105	SCP-303
Object Class	Safe	Euclid
Description	A young woman who can manipulate photographs	A humanoid entity that appears in photographs taken in its vicinity
Special Containment Procedures	Kept in a standard humanoid containment cell	Must be contained in a sealed room with no cameras or photography equipment
Additional Notes	Has a friendly demeanor and enjoys interacting with personnel	Causes psychological distress and paranoia in those who view its photographs

Overview

SCP-105, also known as "Iris," is a young woman with the ability to manipulate photographs she touches, allowing her to enter the scenes depicted in them. SCP-303, on the other hand, is a creature resembling a figure covered in a tattered black cloak, with long, thin limbs and no discernible facial features. Both entities exhibit anomalous properties that make them unique within the SCP Foundation's containment.

Physical Attributes

SCP-105 appears as a normal human female in her late teens, with long brown hair and hazel eyes. She is often seen wearing a white lab coat and glasses. In contrast, SCP-303 is described as a tall, slender figure covered in a tattered black cloak that conceals its body. It has long, thin limbs that end in sharp claws, and its face is obscured by the hood of its cloak, making it impossible to discern any facial features.

Anomalous Abilities

SCP-105 possesses the ability to manipulate photographs she touches, allowing her to enter the scenes depicted in them. This ability has been used for reconnaissance missions and to gather information on anomalous objects. SCP-303, on the other hand, exhibits the ability to teleport short distances instantaneously, often appearing unexpectedly in close proximity to individuals. This ability has made containment of SCP-303 challenging, as it can evade capture by teleporting away from its pursuers.

Behavior

SCP-105 is cooperative with Foundation personnel and has shown a willingness to assist in containment efforts. She is curious and eager to learn more about her abilities and the anomalies contained by the Foundation. SCP-303, on the other hand, is hostile towards humans and exhibits predatory behavior, often stalking individuals before attacking them. It has been known to cause psychological distress in its victims, leading to paranoia and hallucinations.

Containment Procedures

SCP-105 is to be kept in a standard humanoid containment cell furnished with a bed, desk, and computer. She is allowed access to a digital camera for testing purposes under supervision. SCP-303, on the other hand, is to be contained in a reinforced steel chamber with no windows or openings. The chamber is to be monitored at all times by security personnel, and any sightings of SCP-303 outside of its containment area are to be reported immediately.

Interaction with Personnel

SCP-105 has formed positive relationships with Foundation personnel and is considered to be cooperative and friendly. She has been known to assist in containment efforts and has shown a willingness to learn more about her abilities. SCP-303, on the other hand, is hostile towards humans and has attacked personnel in the past. It is considered dangerous and unpredictable, requiring caution when interacting with it.

Conclusion

SCP-105 and SCP-303 are two unique anomalies within the SCP Foundation's containment, each possessing their own set of anomalous abilities and behaviors. While SCP-105 is cooperative and willing to assist in containment efforts, SCP-303 is hostile and dangerous, requiring strict containment procedures to prevent it from causing harm. Understanding the differences between these two entities is crucial for effective containment and management within the Foundation.