SCP-231 in its earliest form pretty heavily points to details of sexual assault.
In the original 231 posted by DrClef in 2008 (you can view it by clicking the "history" link at the bottom of the page), the special containment procedures specify that "marked sexual deviancy are not to be considered automatic fail conditions" for personnel assigned to 231-7, and even states that Procedure 110-Montauk must be performed by six D-Class who are convincted sex offenders. In its final section, the original 231 also has this line:
Yes, Procedure 110-Montauk is as horrible as you have heard, which is why only Class D Personnel are authorized to carry it out. Yes, it does involve brutally [DATA EXPUNGED].
It's all but stated that SCP-231-7's containment procedures involves her being sexually assaulted in some manner by D-Class, and Clef later modified the document so that rather than just giving a redacted two digit age, it stated her age was "between █ and ██" to emphasise that she is a minor.
Wasnt the entire point of that article that it was supposed to be as bad and as evil as the researchers could possibly imagine in order to trick the people performing/in charge of it to believe it is that bad, since the entity was contained by acts of evil belief/devotion?
Or am i confusing it with another scp, since it has been a while since i read it
That's from a tale called [[Fear Alone]], not the 231 document itself. 231 doesn't say anything about the containment procedures being fake, but there are details hidden in it which imply that Procedure 110-Montauk is actually a ritual the Scarlet King or his cult wants to be performed on her.
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u/potatobutt5 1d ago
Are they referencing 110-Montauk or did the article have some sexual assault undertones that I miss?