post that was part of the fort's expansion was discovered. The man stopped and explained the significance of that discovery to the two of us. How nice of him! He explained that they had thought that was where the fence would have been expanded, but they weren't finding the evidence they thought they would...then voila!...we're right there when a "beautiful circle" emerged.

After getting settled, the colonists began glassblowing as their first industry. They had abundant supplies to make glass all around them and in London there was more demand than supply. Seems like they would have had a good set up, but it was short lived. Seems like one big problem was actually getting glass pieces back to London safely with the transportation options of the day.

It isto the severity of the pathology treated. The infliction of emotional distress upon another human being causes SCP-1832 to regain potency, proportional to the amount of emotional suffering caused.

Prior to containment, SCP-1832 posed as a wandering Pentecostal faith healer in the rural Southern United States. When approached by a family with a seriously ill or injured child1, SCP-1832 would pretend to enter a trance state and partially heal the child. SCP-1832 would then inform the family of the afflicted individual that "only [the family''s] faith [could] save them." In the majority of cases, the child would relapse and expire, with SCP-1832 blaming the family for their lack of faith.

Transcript 1832-o-662-en-IDate: June 17th, 1947Foreword: Following the recovery of ████ ██████ of Wadeslow, AL from advanced-stage Huntington''s Disease, Foundation personnel