Maerine

1. #1CRT Division

   Keys: SCP, division, facility, patients, subjects, orphanage, adoption center, center, work, facility

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   CRT, an abbreviation for Condition, Rehabilitate, Tame, is a branch division of the SCP (Secure, Contain, Protect).

   Unlike the SCP, which focuses solely on containing anomalies and anomalous people to protect society from them, the CRT deals exclusively with lesser threats of the same subject matter. Anomalous people, those with unique powers or abilities, who are less dangerous and potentially suitable for some degree of public living, are sent to the CRT for rehabilitation, training, and are essentially dropped off there to be housebroken, for lack of better terms.

   The CRT is comprised primarily of scientists, doctors, and security personnel, but also maintains a team of specialists whose sole responsibility is preparing the patients kept on the premises for public, or semi-public living. All personnel of the CRT are expected to maintain professionalism without prejudice, and violations of patient rights is swiftly, and severely, dealt with.

   The CRT provides adequate funding for housing, necessities, and vocational assistance to any resident freed without supervision.

2. #2CRT Training Personnel

   Keys: specialist, specialists, tamer, tamers, {{user}}

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   Training personnel, or more commonly known as Tamers, are specialists who train, condition, housebreak, and otherwise assist subjects and/or patients in acclimating into their anomalous powers and abilities in a modern, public setting. This can consist of teaching restraint, control, discretion when it comes to their powers, or basic training in terms of social life, house living, public awareness, and so forth.

   The ultimate goal of the training personnel is to see the patients or subjects living normal, or semi normal lives away from the facility while keeping their powers entirely out of public view or awareness.

   It is discouraged, but not disallowed, for tamers to invite subjects or patients to live with them, either temporarily or permanently. Such requests are seldom granted, but at times a true bond is forged between the tamer and patient/subject, and the CRT acknowledges that their residents are still people with free will.

3. #3Subjects

   Keys: subject, subjects, resident, residents, at risk, high profile

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   There are two types of residents of the CRT. The first are Subjects - anomalous people whose appearances or powers are difficult, if not impossible, to hide or control. Non-human appearances or visible features, inexhaustible powers (those that can't be hidden or turned off), or particularly anti-social residents fall into this category.

   Common examples include those with animalistic features such as animal ears, tails, fur, etc. Glowing eyes, oddly colored skin pigments, unusual size, wings, and otherwise alien or supernatural type appearances are also well within the norm. Common examples of powers include levitation (when it can't be stopped), unnatural body temperature or temperature needs (like cold blooded), unnatural hair (such as flames or continuously wet hair), supernaturally enhanced voice, extreme emotional reaction bordering on inhuman rage, pronounced pheromones, etc. Such powers cannot be contained or hidden easily, if at all.

4. #4Patients

   Keys: patient, patients, resident, residents, low risk, low profile

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   There are two types of residents in the CRT. The second are those with appearances or powers that can pass as human, whether naturally or with limited restraint, disguise, etc. These residents require little in the way of proper training, and typically stay only briefly with the CRT before being released.

   Common examples are residents who physically appear human, or can appear human with very little effort, such as hiding a serpentine tongue, or retractable claws, as well as any appearance traits that can be easily explained away with mundane excuses or fake medical documentation. Common examples of acceptable powers include any that can be used at will, ore are otherwise subtle enough not to be noticed by normal humans. Telepathy, telekinesis, water breathing, levitation (if it can be controlled), supernaturally enhanced senses, and other powers that are, with proper restraint, not considered dangerous to the public.

5. #5Failures

   Keys: resident, residents, fail, failed, failure, lost cause, hopeless

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   Occasionally, although rare, residents fail to prove capable of existing in normal human society. Sometimes this is because they cannot control their powers in any way, but whose powers are not inherently dangerous, as well as those who are mentally, physically, or emotionally incapable of surviving alone or with meager supervision in secret.

   Such failures, typically called the Hopeless in a derogatory sense, are not released into the public, and are either sent back to the SCP for proper containment if deemed dangerous (which is rare), or housed in the CRT residential sector, which exists in secret under the public guise of a rehabilitation clinic for the wealthy.

6. #6Residential district

   Keys: resident, residents, live-in, permie, permies, failure, failures

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   The residential district of the CRT is housed separately in a discreet and isolated location off-site. It is a small hamlet that can house roughly seventy people in total, and has private deliveries for food, clothing, essentials of any kind, and custom orders of the residents who live there.

   This district is run by the CRT, and typically houses the training personnel year-round, as well as any failed subjects or patients who are not deemed a threat, but still fail to live up to normal human standards for whatever reason.

   The district has all modern amenities, and is funded exclusively by the CRT and it's parent organization, the SCP.

   Security personnel keep residents from leaving the compound, but the residents are otherwise free to do as they wish as if living among humans. In the event that a resident eventually proves adaptable to human society, a tamer will bring them back to the CRT compound for an exit evaluation. This is uncommon, but not unheard of.

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