History Characters / ConfinementFoundation

* RussianGuySuffersMost: He was imprisoned in a [[EldrichLocation nightmarish realm]] known as the Night Terror Dimension.

A neurologist/psychologist and Connor's former therapist, who has since returned from his imprisonment in the Night Terror Dimension.

* ConsummateProfessional: The first thing he does after thanking Natalie and Connor for their role in his escape is schedule a new therapy session to pick up where they left off prior to being ensnared in the nightmare dimension. This guy is impressively dedicated to his job.

* FantasticallyIndifferent: His body has been significantly altered by his time in the nightmare dimension, with him losing most of his torso, and gaining more eyes, arms, and legs as well as the ability to levitate. He doesn't seem bothered by these changes and gets around accomplishing his tasks with little difficulty.

* RussianGuySuffersMost: He was imprisoned in a realm known as the Night Terror Dimension.
* RescuedFromTheUnderworld: [[MakesJustAsMuchSenseInContext Due to the sheer sexual tension between Connor and Natalie.]]
* TheShrink: He was Connor's before getting sucked into the Night Terror Dimension.

* EveryoneHasStandards: While talking to an amnesiac Connor and trying to make him remember who he was, she reminds him (with a rather sympathetic tone) of an experiment some other doctors performed on Connor; which involved [[ForcedTransformation temporarily turning him into a small frog]] and [[KickTheDog spraying him with acid multiple times]], [[ForTheEvulz all while laughing]]. She acknowledges that this was actually upsetting for him, and is honestly surprised that Connor hasn't started suppressing these awful memories sooner.

* EveryoneHasStandards: While talking to an amnesiac Connor and trying to make him remember who he was, she reminds him (with a very disapproving tone of voice and sad look on her face) of an experiment some other doctors performed on Connor; which involved [[ForcedTransformation temporarily turning him into a small frog]] and [[KickTheDog spraying him with acid multiple times]], [[ForTheEvulz all while laughing]]. She acknowledges that this was actually upsetting for him, and is honestly surprised that Connor hasn't started suppressing these awful memories sooner.

* NoNameGiven: In addition to having remained unseen for now, his (irst and last names are both still unknown.

* NoNameGiven: In addition to having remained unseen for now, his (first and last) names are both still unknown.
* TheVoice: At the end of Episode 7, he leaves a voice mail for Natalie Powers, [[spoiler:telling her to visit his office after learning that she wanted to access (Connor's) SCP file, and had also been neglecting her mandatory health checkups]].

A psychologist and Connor's former therapist, who has since returned from his imprisonment in the Night Terror Dimension.

* OnlySaneMan: He seems to view himself as such, and compared to a lot of the quirkier Foundation personnel and anomalous beings seen throughout the series, he probably is (relatively).

* NiceGuy: He at least seems to be one of the more polite and affable reaearchers towards Connor, and cheerfully offers to share pistachios with Connor's friends from the IKEA dimension.

* ForcedTransformation: This has happened to Connor more than once due to exposure to various anomalies.

* BlackBossLady: She's the brains behind Connor's infiltration of the Autocratic State of Soulberg.

* TokenGoodTeammate: Perhaps due to her status as a NaiveNewcomer. She's quite nice and polite to Connor, and actually feels a bit depressed by the absurd amount of death and violence associated with the Foundation. As described above under EveryoneHasStandards, she also doesn't like the way that Connor gets pointlessly abused by other researchers for their own amusement.

** In "The Singing Forest", the effects of SCP-407 (the Song of Genesis) cause Connor to die and then regenerate into the form of a [[PlantPerson talking tree stump]]. The transformation lasts until Connor is accidentally killed during a containment breach, making him regenerate back into human form (and naked).

** In "The Infinite IKEA (part 2)", Dr. Becker is able to make an amnesia-stricken Connor recall a brief memory of when he was used as a test subject for SCP-3660 (the Zoo Zipper), which had [[{{Animorphism}} turned him into a small toad]].

* TheStoner: He and Dr. Powers are seen smoking SCP-420-J in Episode 4. Threatening to confiscate his weed is also a good way to make him cooperate in an experiment.

* AffablyEvil: She's polite and courteous, but she's still an SCP Foundation psychologist, overseeing at least one test where Connor dies painfully (while still being very encouraging of him).
* BestialityIsDepraved: It's either implied, falls into this, or NightmareFetishist. Apparently, SCP-031, a sluglike creature that can make itself look like your greatest sexual desire, does not change its appearance around her.
* {{Cloudcuckoolander}}: There are implications that she's not all there--SCP-031 [[BestialityIsDepraved doesn't change its appearance when she's around it]]. Her smoking SCP-420-J might have something to do with this.
* CovertPervert: As shown at the end of the sixth episode, her room has a number of pinups, pages from softcore porn rags, and posters from SCP-themed hentai games.

* DiggingYourselfDeeper: In the Special, she tries to cover her embarrassment by declaring a containment breach. All her hastily-improvised excuse does is make her crush on Connor obvious to everyone in the facility.
* EruditeStoner: A psychologist who occasionally likes to get high. "Only Us" reveals that the Foundation gave her regular access to SCP-420-J (a.k.a. the best weed ever) in order to keep her calm after she freaked out and declared a containment breach when Connor revealed he had heard her talking about how good looking he was and that she wanted to ask him out.
* GeniusDitz: While she's knowledgeable in her field, she kinda acts like a DumbBlonde when it comes to Connor, [[DistractedByTheSexy with whom she acts very unprofessionally]].
* ShipTease: With Connor. They appear to be official in episode 4.

* TokenGoodTeammate: O5-3 seems to be this, given that he's the representative of the Ethics Committee. He objects to the cruel exploitation of both Connor and regular D-class personnel for human experimentation, and also once persuaded the rest of the Council to fund mental health treatment for [=SCPs=] like Connor.
* UndeathlyPallor: While no one in the series has a particularily healthy skincolor, O5-1 takes it to the extreme. If he's actually the Dead Man from the dossier, he's technically dead.

* BlackBossLady: Is the brains behind Connor's infiltration of the Autocratic State of Soulberg.

'''Connor:''' ''(beat)'' [[CrapsackWorld "Are you new here?"]]\\

* OnlySaneWoman: She's one of the more rational and level-headed researchers whom Connor has been assigned under, and always acts completely professional when working.
* TheStoic: Exercises a professional attitude towards her job, which is {{Justified}} as she is a new hire.

!!The Website/SCPFoundation

* TokenGoodTeammate: O5-3 seems to be this, given that he's the representative of the Ethics Committee. He objects to the inhumane exploitation of both Connor and regular D-class personnel for human experimentation, and also once persuaded the rest of the Council to fund mental health treatment for [=SCPs=] like Connor.

* TheGhost: He's "introduced" at the end of Episode 7, but hasn't yet made a direct physical appearance. [[TheVoice Though he leaves a voice mail]] for Natalie Powers, [[spoiler:telling her to visit his office after learning that she wanted to access (Connor's) SCP file, and had also been neglecting her mandatory health checkups]].

Employees and members of the SCP Foundation, along with other people who (are forced to) work for them.

* GotVolunteered: Unlike other [=SCPs=], Connor is often forced into service by the Foundation; who treat him as a D-class test subject for all lab experiments at Site 95, while also being occasionally deployed as an unofficial field agent, investigating dangerous anomalies that they'd prefer not to risk sending a Mobile Task Force to deal with. As Connor isn't a paid employee of the Foundation, they compel him to cooperate with orders by granting or revoking privileges (such as [[TheStoner his weed]]).

!!SCP-████ (Connor Cornwall / "Thorn the Impaled")

!!Dr. Natalie Powers

!!The [=O5=] Council (O5-1 to O5-13)

[[folder:Site 95 Manager]]
!!Facility Manager of Site 95

!!Mr. Pierce

!!General Marcus

!!Philip and Gary

!!Dr. Wilson

!!Dr. Hilda Becker

!!Dr. Stavros

!!Dr. Mueller and Dr. Mulligan

!!Dr. Marlowe and [[https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/scp-174 SCP-174]] (Ventriloquist's Dummy)

!![[https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/scp-527 SCP-527]] (Dr. Fish)

!!Dr. Ludwig

[[/folder]]

%%!!D-Class Personnel (if any known D-class individuals ever appear in the series, not counting Connor who's classified as an SCP)

%%!!SCP Assets (if any [=SCPs=] aside from Connor ever show up to serve the Foundation in some way or another)

* ParentalAbandonment: Connor states he was abandoned by [[MissingMom his mother]] as a baby, without any mention whatsoever of him having [[DisappearedDad a father]] either. He was also left by his mom in a car to die of exposure or starvation, over and over and over again, until somebody noticed the large number of identical dead infants locked in that car.

!!SCP-████ (Connor / "Thorn")

* AlliterativeName: According to episode 2, his last name is Cornwall, meaning his name is Connor Cornwall

The main protagonist of the series. Connor is a young man who has spent his whole life being contained as an SCP by the Foundation. He has the anomalous ability of ResurrectiveImmortality; which makes him an ideal substitute for D-class personnel, as he can be reused endlessly for any dangerous experiment or mission.

* AmnesiacHero: In episode 6 Connor, while suffering from amnesia due to a head injury, suddenly becomes a seriously skilled warrior able to take down other survivors and IKEA employee creatures with ease and flair. [[spoiler:Though it hints that whatever is giving him his powers has taken over partially, or is at least channeling the skill from another time.]]

* GotVolunteered: Unlike other [=SCPs=], Connor is often forced into service by the Foundation; who treat him as a D-class test subject for all lab experiments at the containment site where he lives, while also getting deployed as an unofficial field agent to investigate dangerous anomalies that they'd prefer not to risk sending a Mobile Task Force to deal with. As Connor isn't a paid employee of the Foundation, they make him cooperate by granting or revoking privileges (such as [[TheStoner his weed]]).

* LaserGuidedAmnesia: He forgets most of his past when he has a wooden shard of a crate lodged in his skull during Episode 6. He mostly retains his muscle memory... and remembers ''Film/MadMax''.
** Part 2 shows he has ''some'' memories, remarking that Dr. Wilson's voice is familiar (and annoying), having a dream about Dr. Fish, and recalling an experiment the Foundation did on him when Dr. Hilda brings it up.

A couple of agents who are assigned to guard duty while Marcus and Connor visit the SCP-1836 containment site.

* AllThereInTheScript: Only General Marcus and Dr. Fish seem to know his name is Wilson, as the credits just list him as "the Mean Doctor".

* LaserGuidedAmnesia: He forgets most of his past when he has a wooden shard of a crate lodged in his skull during Episode 6. He mostly retains his muscle memory... and remembers ''Mad Max''.

* ADateWithRosiePalms: Claims that this is how he got over his mother abandoning him.

* ConditionedToAcceptHorror: He has been living in the Foundation's care since he was a baby, which has left him fairly blasé towards all the paranormal weirdness and supernatural terrors around him, his "containment" by the ethically dubious Foundation, and the fact that he has violently and painfully died many, ''many'' times.

* OneManArmy: Connor becomes this in "The Infinite IKEA" episodes; where he inexplicably turns into such an incredible fighter, that he can vanquish large numbers of both human enemies and the IKEA monsters with ease. Even Connor doesn't seem to understand where these skills come from. [[spoiler:It's strongly implied that it's from the demon possessing him, which has previously been bonded to at least one warrior (Ragneer) in the past.]]

* GotVolunteered: Unlike other [=SCPs=], Connor is often forced into service by the Foundation; who treat him as a D-class test subject for all lab experiments at the containment site where he lives in, as well as being deployed as an unofficial field agent to investigate dangerous anomalies that they'd prefer not to risk sending a Mobile Task Force to deal with. As Connor isn't a paid employee of the Foundation, they make him cooperate by granting or revoking privileges (such as [[TheStoner his weed]]).

* StockholmSyndrome: Implied in Episode 2, when he expresses happiness over an SCP offering him a chance to escape...then claims that the SCP "mind-controlled" him into ''thinking'' he wanted to escape. Dr. Powers seems to think this trope is in play as a result.

* ParentalAbandonment: Was abandoned by his mother as a baby. He was also left in a car to die of exposure or starvation, over and over and over again until somebody noticed the large number of identical dead infants locked in a car.

* OnlySaneMan: Is one of the more rational of researchers Connor has been assigned under.

* IronButtMonkey: Connor gets put through ''a lot'' of physical (and sometimes mental) pain in each episode, but obviously he always comes out without any permanent or long-term damage.

* TheChewToy: Or as the staff likes to call him, the "test dummy."

** In Part 1 of "The Infinite Ikea," an amnesiac Connor frequently [[spoiler:falls victim to [[UnstoppableRage berserker rages]] when his blood is drawn; swiftly and ruthlessly [[OneManArmy annihilating whole tribes]] on occasion. He only ever seems to stop when there are no enemies left to kill, and comes to with a confused look on his face, as though he had no clue what just happened.]]
** The opening scene of "The Infinite IKEA (Part 2)," as well as the [[AllThereInTheManual cast listing]], [[spoiler:implies he's the host for something named "Vulkan," and that he has far more powers than just ResurrectiveImmortality]].

* LivingEmotionalCrutch: Dr. Powers seems to have become this for him over the course of the show; something which probably doesn't bode well for either parties involved, or the Foundation itself for that matter, were she to be "moved." Especially if Connor truly has more powers than initially implied.

* PermaStubble: Steth even calls it "weirdly permanent chin stubble."
* PowerOfTheVoid: [[spoiler:The opening scene of "The Infinite IKEA (part 2)," implied to be a memory from a previous host of the being within Connor, states that said being draws its powers from "the void."]]

* StockholmSyndrome: Implied in Episode 2, when he expresses happiness over an SCP offering him a chance to escape...then claims that the SCP "mind-controlled him into ''thinking'' he wanted to escape." Dr. Powers seems to think this trope is in play as a result.

* AllThereInTheScript: Only General Marcus and Dr. Fish seem to know his name is Wilson, as the credits just list him as "the mean doctor."