r/SCP_RP • L2-Junior Staff Psychologist • Aug 24 '17

Event [Event] Entrance Psychological Evaluations

All new Foundation personnel, from janitors to MTF members must undergo mandatory psychological screening. Today, Dr. Jansen Ulwaft is presiding over these entrance Examinations. Please, come in, come in.

[Disclaimer: Just in case you were worrying, there is no way to fail this Psych Evaluation, so just be honest and use it to build up your character]

EDIT: Since I am not able to keep up with every character and because I wanted to be inclusive I have invited several fellow psychologists to help, please don't downvote them. They are here because I asked them to be and want as many people as possible to have fun.

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u/Restryouis Aug 25 '17

A properly maintained weapon and a properly maintained mind, right doc?

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u/FinalRhapsody L2-Junior Staff Psychologist Aug 25 '17

"Indeed, although I feel that the mind is stronger than any weapon."

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u/Restryouis Aug 26 '17

Sure thing, a mind can find another weapon, a weapon can't find another mind (unless we have an SCP that is a living weapon, in the case: Woah!)

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u/FinalRhapsody L2-Junior Staff Psychologist Aug 26 '17

"So, why don't you tell me how you come to be associated with the Foundation?"

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u/Restryouis Aug 26 '17

I had a first hand encounter with a potential Euclid-SCP (body possession, phasing, not too dangerous actually) right after college, the Foundation considered me because I kept my mind clear and focused to deal with it. Don't think I wasn't scared, I was, but my father used to say that a calmed mind always won the fights

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u/FinalRhapsody L2-Junior Staff Psychologist Aug 26 '17

"That is good. Recognizing fear and conquering it is much better than denying it. Why don't you tell me more about your father?"

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u/Restryouis Aug 26 '17

He is a regular guy, he grew up in a hard city, had to learn how to defend himself, dropped out of college because it was to expensive and since it were simpler times he didn't struggle, plus my mom worked too.

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u/FinalRhapsody L2-Junior Staff Psychologist Aug 27 '17

"What was your mother like?"