One of my All-Time Favorites
Now that I finally joined the site I can put in my two cents on this one: I've been reading the SCP site for years now, and this has always been one of my all-time favorite articles. What really...
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Planet of the apes rip off, and oh! SCARY BIGFOOT! This story is awful. Down vote.
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You're free to have that opinion, but I'd like to point out that hundreds of people disagree with you. This is one of the highest-rated pieces on the site. The overall premise might be silly, but the...
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With regards to the final message, someone lse in this thread said it was heartwarming, and I have to agree. Even before we consider the whole racial re-integration aspect there's plenty the...
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I wonder who that "trickster forest god" is. Djoric's Wonder-Maker? Yehom of SCP-1348? Mit'har of Document 1326-82? Mystery! Just to be clear: the Day of Flowers had occurred about 10,000–15,000 years...
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I like that interpretation. Reminds me of how Tolkien described his Middle-earth as being a fictional history of our own Earth. The normal, mundane world of today was once a world of strangeness with...
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I'd have to re-check Djoric's canon, but keep in mind that while his definitely relates to mainline canon (and I might just semi-canonize some of his stuff related to 1000), it's also his own specific...
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Hey quackers, you might want to look at the Quackfoot skip. This one's infected too quack quack. :V I'm not good at this…
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Oh, sweet! You're awesome for this. I wonder if anyone has some sort of comprehensive timeline (either of specific events or actual tales) for this canon. + Many questions here actually, probably too...
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I liked this SCP a lot, and I love it when people throw a "no that first parts just what we tell the low clearance" part into an article.
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yoooo, Bigfoot? Really? Oh yes, this was good despite my initial laughter. Very nice and thorough with a lot of thought put in. Mwah mwah, good work, bud.
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I regret ever putting these comments here. I'm sorry to all the people I've wronged. Good bye.
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Just a question (IDK if it has been asked before): why isn't the final "letter" hidden in a collapsible? Usually "plot twists" are hidden to be spoilerproof (see SCP-1425, SCP-1055).
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These things (i.e. stylistics) are up to respective authors to decide. If they feel a collapsible will do, collapsible it is. If not, no collapsible will suffice.
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we forgive you; given choice for now, not forever; let us back in MY HEART :*( I really want to write a tale about a future where they live together with humans again.
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The reason in this case is that the "cover story" is intentionally bad (in- and out-of-universe) in a way that makes the SCP not work as a story (out of universe) without the letter. Also because it's...
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