SCP Foundation

Since I chose one-child policy as the topic for my sociology class's research paper，so I searched this policy on google. Then an idea came into my mind.

A pink mist, found in Shandong, China. If people come close to it, they will be mind-affected, and act as they are playing with a baby. Foundation contained the mist by cooperating with local government and built a site to contain it.

And the researcher(assigned by local government) started to test the mist, but his tests are very malicious. And another researcher(assigned by Foundation) thought these tests are confused and unnecessary, and she began to find the reason why the mist exists and why the researcher acted like that.

Finally, she found that a horrible event used to happen in Shangdong. To increase the achievement of politics, the local officials(include that researcher) forced women to have abortions. The pink mist is the collective consciousness of those embryos, and they just want to feel the parental love that they never felt before.

This can work. I like the path you took, by having a rather friendly SCP and having a malicious researcher. This ‘switch’ on roles of who is the most ‘damaging’ can bring a refreshing read. I say go ahead and work with the narrative, possibly including exploration logs detailing the experiments conducted by the governmental researcher and their interactions between the SCP, the Foundation, and possibly aftermath.

Either way, I’m interested it what you can expand upon this.

Of course, you’re going to have to further expand on how this mist works, it’s correlation with aborted fetus and how it is even contained. As well, it’s anomalous effects can be further detailed such as:
Is it only those who have aborted that feel the mind affects?
Are there any different reactions between those who have and have not been aborted?
What happens if this mist is in a dense city environment, or does it migrate?
Why did the Foundation work with the local government?