SCP 3935. This thing a quiet madness made.

A scandal erupts in a small town involving a pregnant high schooler that leads to shaming,

police involvement, and suicide. While this might sound like a typical made-for-TV movie, you know that an SCP report is going to be far stranger than that.

SCP 3935 is another in a line of SCPs that is more about the events revolving around an anomaly than the actual anomaly itself.

This SCP contains a number of illusions within itself, and everything might not be entirely

clear at first glance, but I'll break it down as best as I can.

SCP 3935 revolves around the small fictional town of Salvation, Indiana, which has since been evacuated and quarantined by the foundation.

3935 itself is an extra-temporal, extra-spatial, non-Euclidean space located beneath Salvation High School, meaning it doesn't follow our normal rules of time, space, or geometry.

The actual anomaly itself isn't greatly understood, however, and its effects seem to cover the entire town of Salvation.

3935 is reached only by going through a collapsed section of sub-basement

underneath the school, through a small antechamber with a stone arch.

Inscribed in the arch are the words,

The way below winds deeper, longer, unspeakable its patterns laid,

the lost forever damned to wander,

this thing a quiet madness made.

Most of the 3935 report is about a series of paranormal events

that occurred between April 18th

and April 23rd, 1976.

The first team on the scene to investigate the events were from the FBI's unusual incidents

unit.

The UIU is a division within the FBI that handles paranormal artifacts and anomalies on behalf

of the U.S. government, but they are often in way over their head compared to the SCP Foundation.

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