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Dura 5, SCP 662 Mr Deeds Neurotoxins.

Feb 15th, 2021
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  1. Item: SCP-662
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  3. Tissue Test Record:
  4. N/A
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  6. Termination Test Record:
  7. Mr. Deeds is summoned, and asked if he can destroy SCP-682 permanently.
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  9. Mr. Deeds' response: "I'm terribly sorry, sir, I'm afraid I can't."
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  11. Mr. Deeds is asked if he can kill SCP-682.
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  13. Mr. Deeds' response: "Again, sir, I'm terribly sorry, but I'm afraid I can't."
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  15. Mr. Deeds is asked if he can incapacitate SCP-682.
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  17. Mr. Deeds' response: "As a matter of fact… depending on how sir means the word 'incapacitate', and depending on how long sir wishes the creature to be incapacitated… yes."
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  19. Mr. Deeds is asked to expand on how he would perform such an action.
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  21. Mr. Deeds' response: "Sir, the simplest and quickest method — which I must point out would not be the most efficient — would be for me to offer myself up for the creature to devour me; certainly its offensive capacities would be lessened whilst it is occupied in consuming my flesh. This would be simplest as it requires no preparation on my part, sir, but I'm certain you'll understand that the overall effect on the creature would be insignificant. Were I to engage the creature in combat, either with or without weapons, I could certainly occupy its attention and offensive capacities for a longer interval; unfortunately, I'm afraid the creature would eventually defeat me, at which point it would begin consuming my flesh as I have previously described. However, I could certainly booby-trap my person with a variety of noxious substances - soporifics, perhaps, or explosives, or perhaps encapsulated neurotoxins, or even [REDACTED], so that when the creature does inevitably consume me, it sustains further damage. That said, sir, I must remind you that the creature's tendency towards regeneration means that any damage I inflict would be sadly temporary."
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  23. Mr. Deeds is thanked and dismissed.
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