Thanks to her new form 105 was capable of manipulating memories and controlling the minds of people infected by her and could spread herself to other minds when people learned about her. After she was subjugated to invasive neurosurgery, and her body and essence were turned into amnestic, SCP-105 became a memetic entity, essentially living information inhabiting the noosphere, the human collective consciousness. This was probably the reason why she was chosen for Project Lethe so the Foundation could use her to create a better form of amnestic which would act as a memetic trigger anchored within humanity's minds that served to keep the Veil of Secrecy after they would be recreated by SCP-2000. This could also be the reason of her powers over photographs, as photographs are a form of information, and she could perfectly use the photos produced from SCP-105-B because she was more familiar with it than other devices. SCP-105 was able to discern the presence of other people and their intentions, as seen when she summarized that two secret Foundation agents had come to contain her, and also proved immune to amnestics, memetics and cognitohazards. 105 possessed photographic memory as she perfectly remembered the day her brother was born and the name of a friend she used to play when she was only two years old and even remembered her conception by her parents. It was later revealed that, SCP-105 was an infovore, a rare type of reality benders only capable of manipulating minds and information, with her being one of the weaker ones. Kondraki was able to manipulate SCP-105-B by using SCP-515-ARC, another anomalous camera developed by Kondraki utilizing other SCPs. However, for a time when experimenting with her powers using photos from other cameras and mobile devices she found it difficult to phase her hand in some photos and when she did phase it through the photos a phantom version of her hand would appear in the photo's environment and she found it difficult to manipulate the objects in that state. SCP-105 demonstrates limited experience with her property, but has advanced her knowledge of it via experience within the Foundation. Individuals located in the place of question will also witness what is described as a disembodied hand belonging to SCP-105 appear out of a portal-like entity. SCP-105's property manifests when in the presence of a 1982 polaroid camera dubbed by the Foundation as SCP-105-B. Although the camera works normally when used by most individuals, when SCP-105 uses it, she can manipulate photographs of a particular place in question taken from SCP-105-B in real-time. She often took the form of her original self as people infected by her described her as possessing pale blonde hair, but also appearing anemic. Unlike most humanoid SCPs, she does not possess any unusual physical aspects, and is able to socialize with certain Foundation personnel located at Site-17.Īfter being transformed into a memetic entity, Iris had no real appearance due to now lacking a body, but she could form projections of herself in the memories of the people she possessed. 5 feet and 1/2 inch), and weighing 50 kilograms (approx.

She is described as having long, dirty blonde hair and blue eyes. SCP-105 is a female human of European descent, although her age is classified, but it is possible that she was 15 years old. She would eventually be killed by the Foundation as part of their experiments causing Iris to become SCP-3002, an entry for the SCP-3000 contest which won fourth place. She plays a central role in the 'Resurrection' canon and in the first part of the 'North Star' series. She is a Safe-class human SCP residing within the Foundation's Site-17, with power to interact with various locations through photos of said location.

SCP-105, formerly known by the name Iris Thompson, is a recurring protagonist in the SCP Foundation mythos. She's done such a good job too, don't you see? All over the globe, everyone knows her as their best friend. She was going to make the world less lonely. I didn't realize how at first, but I do now. You see, she told me she was going to change the world. Yes, Observer understood her so very perfectly. The poor thing didn't even know what she was, not like it knew.

As if she was forced into being as she was by someone else. Unlike them, however, this lack of perception did not seem to be internal. Much like those in its birthing chamber, the woman had odd powers, and much like them she failed to realize how her possession of them distanced her from being truly human. Observer has been watching the woman for a considerable amount of time now, and little about her truly made sense to it.

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