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* TitledAfterTheSong: Several chapters titles, including “Unforgettable, That’s What You Are”, “Where Have You Been All My Life”, and “Champions of Nothing”.

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* TitledAfterTheSong: Several chapters chapter titles, including “Unforgettable, That’s What You Are”, “Where Have You Been All My Life”, and “Champions of Nothing”.
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* TitledAfterTheSong: Several chapters titles, including “Unforgettable, That’s What You Are”, “Where Have You Been All My Life”, and “Champions of Nothing”.
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* FatalMacGuffin: The most intense mnestic drugs out there grant their user extraordinary abilities — aging backwards in the case of Class-X, remembering every memory you’ve ever had in the case of Class-Z — at the cost of certain death a few hours after ingestion. [[spoiler:Both Marion and Adam die by taking a Class-Z mnestic]].
* {{Fingore}}: The disciples of SCP-3125 often maim the eyes or hands of the unconverted, including the right hand of [[spoiler: Adam Wheeler]].

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* FatalMacGuffin: The most intense mnestic drugs out there grant their user extraordinary abilities — aging backwards in the case of Class-X, remembering every memory you’ve ever had in the case of Class-Z — at the cost of certain death a few hours after ingestion. [[spoiler:Both Marion [[spoiler:Marion and Adam both die by taking a Class-Z mnestic]].
* {{Fingore}}: The disciples of SCP-3125 often maim the eyes or hands of the unconverted, including the right left hand of [[spoiler: Adam Wheeler]].
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** Alastair Grey, officially designated SCP-4739, feeds on “dense clusters of organically-stored information - essentially, extremely knowledgeable, complicated, interesting people” and their memories.

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** Alastair Grey, officially designated SCP-4739, feeds on “dense clusters of organically-stored information - essentially, extremely knowledgeable, complicated, interesting people” and their memories.people”.

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* AbstractEater: SCP-4987, the invisible monster that follows Marion around and eats her memories. She keeps it fed with useless trivia and has even trained it to eat ''other'' people’s memories on command.

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** Alastair Grey, officially designated SCP-4739, feeds on “dense clusters of organically-stored information - essentially, extremely knowledgeable, complicated, interesting people” and their memories.
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SCP-4987, the invisible monster that follows Marion around and eats her memories. She keeps it fed with useless trivia and has even trained it to eat ''other'' people’s memories on command.
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* ApocalypticGagOrder: The Antimemetics Division has been aware of [[spoiler:the incarnation of SCP-3125]] for decades (possibly almost a century, if Marion is correct about what happened to the Unthinkables) — but because of the [[MindVirus nature]] of said apocalypse, they can’t tell anyone about it (including ''themselves,'' outside of specially-shielded Vegas rooms) without [[NiceJobBreakingItHero causing it.]]

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* ApocalypticGagOrder: The Antimemetics Division has been aware of [[spoiler:the incarnation of SCP-3125]] for decades (possibly almost a century, if Marion is correct about what happened to the Unthinkables) century) — but because of the [[MindVirus nature]] of said apocalypse, they can’t tell anyone about it (including ''themselves,'' outside of specially-shielded Vegas rooms) without [[NiceJobBreakingItHero causing it.]]
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* BreatherEpisode: "Fresh Hell", by far the story’s most lighthearted chapter (a BloodyHilarious MeetCute!), comes directly after an incredibly depressing chapter (about the same couple twenty years later, with [[spoiler:one of them MindRaping the other for their own protection]]).

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* BreatherEpisode: "Fresh Hell", by far the story’s [[MeetCute most lighthearted chapter (a BloodyHilarious MeetCute!), comes chapter]], directly after an incredibly follows the much more depressing chapter (about the same couple twenty years later, with [[spoiler:one of them MindRaping the other for their own protection]]).“Where Have You Been All My Life”.
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''There Is No Antimemetics Division'' is a WebSerialNovel by qntm (the creator of ''Website/ThingsOfInterest''), originally posted to the Website/SCPFoundation website from 2015–2020 as a [[https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/antimemetics-division-hub series of short stories]] and later consolidated into a 2021 novel.

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''There Is No Antimemetics Division'' is a WebSerialNovel by Sam Hughes, also known as qntm (the creator of ''Website/ThingsOfInterest''), ''Website/ThingsOfInterest''). It was originally posted to the Website/SCPFoundation website from 2015–2020 as a [[https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/antimemetics-division-hub series of short stories]] and later consolidated into a 2021 novel.
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* {{Mundanger}}: How does [[spoiler:SCP-3125 kill people who learn of its existence]]? One of the thing it does is to just [[spoiler:send a giant invisible spider to stab them to death]].

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* {{Mundanger}}: How does [[spoiler:SCP-3125 kill people who learn of its existence]]? One of the thing it does way is to just [[spoiler:send a giant invisible spider to stab them to death]].
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* {{Mundanger}}: How does [[spoiler:SCP-3125 kill people who learn of its existence]]? It just [[spoiler:sends a giant invisible spider to stab them to death]].

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* {{Mundanger}}: How does [[spoiler:SCP-3125 kill people who learn of its existence]]? It One of the thing it does is to just [[spoiler:sends [[spoiler:send a giant invisible spider to stab them to death]].
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* DramaticIrony: In the book’s first chapter, Marion and O5-8 speculate about how Bart Hughes might have died. [[spoiler:“Wild Light” reveals that they were both there to witness his murder — they just don’t remember it]].
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* CharactersDroppingLikeFlies: Main characters die often and without warning to a variety of antimemetic threats. By the end of the story, [[spoiler: every named character save for O5-8 and Bart Hughes is dead]].

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* CharactersDroppingLikeFlies: Main characters die often and without warning to a variety of antimemetic threats. By the end of the story, [[spoiler: every named character save for O5-8 and Bart Hughes Hughes(?) is dead]].
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* PhenobletumPills: Mnestics, a class of memory-enhancing pharmaceuticals that enable their user to perceive antimemes, are the drug of choice of the Antimemetics Division and its employees.

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* PhenobletumPills: PhlebotinumPills: Mnestics, a class of memory-enhancing pharmaceuticals that enable their user to perceive antimemes, are the drug of choice of the Antimemetics Division and its employees.
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* PhenobletumPills: Mnestics, a class of memory-enhancing pharmaceuticals that enable their user to perceive antimemes, are the drug of choice of the Antimemetics Division and its employees.
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* ApocalypticGagOrder: The Antimemetics Division has been aware of [[spoiler:the incarnation of SCP-3125]] for decades (possibly almost a century, if Marion is correct about what happened to the Unthinkables) — but because of the [[MindVirus nature]] of said apocalypse, they can’t tell anyone about it (including ''themselves,'' outside of specially-shielded Vegas rooms) without [[NiceJobBreakingItHero causing it.]]


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* PosthumousCharacter: Bart Hughes, the architect of most of the Antimemetics Division’s containment infrastructure, who died a decade earlier under mysterious circumstances. His work comes up often throughout the story, and several characters are trying to figure out what happened to him. [[spoiler:[[SubvertedTrope Subverted]] in “Wild Light” when it’s revealed that he’s alive]].
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--> ''…Wait, what were we talking about, exactly? There’s nothing here. Just a blank screen…''

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--> -> ''…Wait, what were we talking about, exactly? about? There’s nothing here. Just a blank screen…''
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* RememberTheDead: Spirits in the noösphere rely on their “anchors” — living people in the real world who knew them well and actively remember them — in order to keep existing. This is why [[spoiler:Marion]] becomes coherent again once [[spoiler:SCP-3125 incarnates and Adam temporarily remembers her]].
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* DutyThatTranscendsDeath: MTF Omega-Zero (“Ará Orún”) is a task force of ghosts who still serve the Foundation even after their death.


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* TragicOneShotCharacter: Several of the book’s narrators are introduced in the same chapter where they die, including [[spoiler:George and Eli]].
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* DamagedSoul: As with everyone who regularly uses powerful mnestics, Marion’s [[spoiler: spirit remains in the noösphere after her death. But because the Class-Z mnestic that killed her shattered her mind, she’s an EmptyShell unable to speak or interact with anyone — in the words of an Ará Orún operative, “a Swiss watch filled with glue”]].


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* FatalMacGuffin: The most intense mnestic drugs out there grant their user extraordinary abilities — aging backwards in the case of Class-X, remembering every memory you’ve ever had in the case of Class-Z — at the cost of certain death a few hours after ingestion. [[spoiler:Both Marion and Adam die by taking a Class-Z mnestic]].
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* RescueRomance: “Fresh Hell” tells the story of how [[spoiler:Marion and Adam fell in love when he was a civilian who got trapped in [[AbandonedHospital a manifestation of SCP-4051]] and she was the field agent dispatched to his case]].


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* TakeUpMySword: [[spoiler:Marion dies at the end of the first half of the book in a failed attempt to destroy SCP-3125. The book’s second half mostly follows her ex-husband Adam as he puts together the pieces of her life and ultimately finishes the work she started]].
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[[TheMenInBlack The Antimemetics Division]], under the leadership of [[IronLady Marion Wheeler]], researches and protects humanity from ideas and entities we’re physically unable to think about. But what happens when the mission changes? How do you win an all-out war for human consciousness against an enemy you can't even remember?

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[[TheMenInBlack The Antimemetics Division]], under the leadership of [[IronLady Marion Wheeler]], researches and protects humanity from ideas and entities we’re physically unable to think about. But what happens when the mission changes? How do you win an all-out war for human consciousness against an enemy you can't even remember?
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[[TheMenInBlack The Antimemetics Division]], under the leadership of [[IronLady Director Marion Wheeler]], researches and protects humanity from ideas and entities we’re physically unable to think about. But what happens when the mission changes? How do you win an all-out war for human consciousness against an enemy you can't even remember?

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[[TheMenInBlack The Antimemetics Division]], under the leadership of [[IronLady Director Marion Wheeler]], researches and protects humanity from ideas and entities we’re physically unable to think about. But what happens when the mission changes? How do you win an all-out war for human consciousness against an enemy you can't even remember?
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The Antimemetics Division, under the leadership of Director Marion Wheeler, researches and protects humanity from ideas and entities we’re physically unable to think about. But what happens when the mission changes? How do you win an all-out war for human consciousness against an enemy you can't even remember?

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[[TheMenInBlack The Antimemetics Division, Division]], under the leadership of [[IronLady Director Marion Wheeler, Wheeler]], researches and protects humanity from ideas and entities we’re physically unable to think about. But what happens when the mission changes? How do you win an all-out war for human consciousness against an enemy you can't even remember?
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The Antimemetics Division, under the leadership of director Marion Wheeler, researches and protects humanity from ideas and entities we’re physically unable to think about. But what happens when the mission changes? How do you win an all-out war for human consciousness against an enemy you can't even remember?

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The Antimemetics Division, under the leadership of director Director Marion Wheeler, researches and protects humanity from ideas and entities we’re physically unable to think about. But what happens when the mission changes? How do you win an all-out war for human consciousness against an enemy you can't even remember?
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* SecretWar: So secret that the parties involved don’t even remember they’re fighting in it!
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The Antimemetics Division, helmed by Director Marion Wheeler, researches and protects humanity from ideas and entities we’re physically unable to think about. But what happens when the mission changes? How do you win an all-out war for human consciousness against an enemy you can't even remember?

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The Antimemetics Division, helmed by Director under the leadership of director Marion Wheeler, researches and protects humanity from ideas and entities we’re physically unable to think about. But what happens when the mission changes? How do you win an all-out war for human consciousness against an enemy you can't even remember?
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The Antimemetics Division, helmed by Director Marion Wheeler, researched protects humanity from ideas and entities we’re physically unable to think about. But what happens when the mission changes? How do you win an all-out war for human consciousness against an enemy you can't even remember?

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The Antimemetics Division, helmed by Director Marion Wheeler, researched researches and protects humanity from ideas and entities we’re physically unable to think about. But what happens when the mission changes? How do you win an all-out war for human consciousness against an enemy you can't even remember?
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The Antimemetics Division, helmed by Director Marion Wheeler, protects humanity from ideas and entities they’re physically unable to think about. But what happens when the mission changes? How do you win an all-out war for human consciousness against an enemy you can't even remember?

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The Antimemetics Division, helmed by Director Marion Wheeler, researched protects humanity from ideas and entities they’re we’re physically unable to think about. But what happens when the mission changes? How do you win an all-out war for human consciousness against an enemy you can't even remember?

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''There Is No Antimemetics Division'' is a WebSerialNovel by qntm (the creator of ''Website/ThingsOfInterest''), originally posted to the Website/SCPFoundation website from 2015–2020 as a [[https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/antimemetics-division-hub series of short stories]] and later consolidated into a 2021 novel.



The Antimemetics Division protects humanity from ideas and entities they’re physically unable to think about. But what happens when the mission changes? How do you win an all-out war for human consciousness against an enemy you can't even remember?

''There Is No Antimemetics Division'' is a WebSerialNovel by qntm (the creator of ''Website/ThingsOfInterest''), originally posted to the Website/SCPFoundation website from 2015–2020 as a [[https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/antimemetics-division-hub series of short stories]] and later consolidated into a 2021 novel.

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The Antimemetics Division Division, helmed by Director Marion Wheeler, protects humanity from ideas and entities they’re physically unable to think about. But what happens when the mission changes? How do you win an all-out war for human consciousness against an enemy you can't even remember?

''There Is No Antimemetics Division'' is a WebSerialNovel by qntm (the creator of ''Website/ThingsOfInterest''), originally posted to the Website/SCPFoundation website from 2015–2020 as a [[https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/antimemetics-division-hub series of short stories]] and later consolidated into a 2021 novel.
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* GenreShift: The final third of the story (from [[spoiler:the [[TheEndOfTheWorldAsWeKnowIt incarnation of SCP-3125]]]] onwards) shifts from a straight CosmicHorrorStory to a more LovecraftLite tone. Before this point, each chapter involves the characters taking one step forward and twelve steps back in trying and horrifically failing to learn about a horror beyond human comprehension; once we find out exactly what the horror is and that it can be stopped, the narrative changes to a more optimistic (albeit still depressing and gruesome) adventure story [[spoiler:with a [[PyrrhicVictory (somewhat)]] happy ending]].

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* GenreShift: The final third of the story (from [[spoiler:the [[TheEndOfTheWorldAsWeKnowIt incarnation of SCP-3125]]]] onwards) shifts from a straight CosmicHorrorStory to a more LovecraftLite tone. Before this point, each chapter involves the characters taking one step forward and twelve steps back in trying and horrifically failing to learn about a horror beyond human comprehension; once we find out exactly what the horror is and that it can be stopped, the narrative changes to becomes a more optimistic (albeit still depressing and gruesome) adventure story [[spoiler:with a [[PyrrhicVictory (somewhat)]] happy ending]].

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