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Sorry if this is something that's been asked to death already, but is the writing meant to be so... hard to parse? I'm currently playing through the first campaign with the gorgon things, and it's getting harder to want to keep reading the dialog instead of just skipping it.

I can't even quantify exactly what the problem is, but every time I'm reading a conversation between characters, it seems like they're speaking a completely different language. I recognize all the words individually, but the order they're put in doesn't seem to mean anything. Help?

[Solved!]

(Sorry for the accidental double use of the world "article" in the title.) The primary SCP (or one of the anomalous things featured in the article, I can't quite remember if it was the main anomaly) was a huge white corpulent humanoid that couldn't be killed, and appeared spontaneously in the same place at the same time every loop of the universe, because the article spans multiple universal resets. There is a scientist who makes it his life's mission to destroy this thing, and burns through a bunch of iterations of both the Foundation and the universe itself to achieve it, losing most of his humanity in the process. In the end, it turns out to have actually been very easy to ki

The man filmed a suicidal girl jump off a bridge for likes or views, and now her ghost is haunting people who film tragedies without helping. Our perspective is slowly revealed to be the spirit's perspective, as the psychiatrist and the man keep seeing us out of the corner of their eyes. I saw it too long ago for it to still be in my youtube history, and I can't remember the title. I think it was similar to "Watcher" or "Views" or something along those lines.

SCP Foundation: "It is anomalous. It must be contained."

Global Occult Coalition: "It is dangerous. It must be stopped."

Chaos Insurgency: "???"

Serpent's Hand: "It is unique. It must be respected."

Marshal, Carter and Dark, Ltd.: "It is valuable. It must be liquidated."

Doctor Wondertainment: "It is fun! It must be shared."

Church of the Broken God: "It is Mekhane. It must be restored."

Sarkicism: "It is Yaldabaoth. It must be released."

The Factory: "It is a demand. It must be supplied."

Prometheus Labs, Inc.: "It is an innovation. It must be realized."

Anderson Robotics: "It is our new product. It feels nothing."

**Manna Charitable F