SCP-1915 Tale - The Stars Do Not Wait For You

SCP 1915 is a Euclid Class anomaly also known as Status Quo.
This video is a Tale involving him called The Stars Do Not Wait For You.

SCP-1915 is a Caucasian man, thirty three (33) years old, of an unexceptional build and height.
SCP1915 alters reality in its close vicinity as is necessary to maintain its personal status-quo.

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[outcast]

"Sniper rifles OR sacred swords?"
Well, there is the reason they lost. They SHOULD have made the obvious choice, Sniper Rifles firing Sacred swords. Hell, I bet they didn't even attempt to fire Abel out of a huge cannon, even once!

[aohige]

Since his original anomaly was that he changes realities for himself, but not to others, what if this whole scenario is simply an extension of that?
That he didn't actually erase the world, he just erased the world for himself.
Like an ultimate form of delusion.

[Fanfox]

World ending anomalies are always so interesting plus thanks to SCP 2000 we can have multiple “end of the world” stories, very clever seeing that a solid 70% of all SCPs could end the world lol

[justaguy]

SCP 1915 is basically a person who had Lived the same day over and over again until he had his: *Hold up, wait a minute*
Moment

[Musicandhugsforever]

What happened to 682? Imagine he's still out there just repeatedly trying to kill the Absence, but failing constantly. Then he would know how the Foundation feels.

[somerandomwizard]

I think he would have fit into SCP 3930 like a glove. An absence and non-existence? That’s a match made in heaven

[JayQuickster]

I feel like this SCP is giving us a first-hand look into what it's like Through The Eyes of someone with schizophrenia

[MorokLeviathan]

Too bad the immortal survivors weren't mentioned:
SCP 1440, who was kept alive by The Brothers Death to make sure he continued to suffer.
SCP 963, Dr. Bright's amulet without any other human host.
Pangloss, being a deity has its privileges but I doubt it cares since humanity died, which it basically considers its child.

[rugg]

Keep going with the quality content.
Ps: I love the narrator's voice

[RevokFarthis]

SCP 1915 was what sparked my love of the foundation all those years ago. Great to see someone covering it.

[maestrulgamer]

10:28-Lied to?
Dude, this guy only lied to himself until now!The Foundation tried to tell the truth, he just didn't listen but it is still THEIR fault?!

[OGSontar]

Well, no matter what else you get from this, wafting into nothingness in an instant has got to be the easiest, quickest and, well, kindest way to die that there could be. No muss, no fuss, no pain, just - poof.

[giorgiiobidze]

I can imagine among the few immortal survivors there's just scp 055 that's only there because the absence forgot that it existed

[Estelle]

This is the one SCP that reminds me the strongest of WTNV. Something about the deserts and the absence seems like something Cecil would be talking about during Traffic

[F.S]

Pff big deal… I managed to maintain my status quo as a single unemployed looser with out any reality bending powers for 30 years…

[kevkevplays]

This dude is literally containing himself
Like he is literally doing the scp foundations job, for them, and he is a literal god

[johnjohnjohnson]

It is the concept of "Absence of status quo" every deity being and creature has a status quo to meet to do. This being does not. The stars wait for it as it does not care for the status quo and isn't that such an injustice?

[WONDERLAND]

SCP 3812: Finally! A Worthy Opponent! Our Battle Will Be Legendary!

[micheljavert]

This reminds me of the deer god that's "contained" by a series of complex rituals that are utterly meaningless. But because both sides think the rituals have meaning, the deer god is contained because it thinks it should be contained. There's a bit in the deer god file that's a thinly-veiled swipe at the SCP with its classifications and testing. The Foundation sits on a bunch of hyper deadly things; using its rituals to achieve containment. Until the thing in containment decides it's done pretending, like 1915 here. And then the Foundation learns (though I suspect it already knows) how powerless it really is.

[geardog]

Something tells me if they sent the Tickle Monster to give 1915 a hug and make him laugh, all of this could've been avoided.