SCP-4666 : The Yule Man — Explained in 11 Minutes

Описание: A winter predator that walks barefoot through new snow and climbs where the warmth collects. In this breakdown of SCP-4666 — “The Yule Man”, we decode the eight recurring beats—Footprints, Chimney, Gift Box, Wicker Sled, Candle, Soot Hand, Cabin, Final Log—and show how architecture, ritual, and isolation become tools he uses against families.
We focus on craft, logic, and psychology: why prints never backtrack, why the flue is better than a door, how “gifts” prime compliance, and why a single candle can choreograph a house.
Includes practical “portable rules” for responders and civilians: treat snow tracks as an alarm that already rang; never gather at an unplanned light; write the log before you need it.
Sources: SCP Wiki entries for SCP-4666 and related incident notes (CC-BY-SA 3.0). Attribution details at end.

Timestamps

00:00 Intro — What SCP-4666 really is
00:36 Footprints — Contract in the snow
01:35 Chimney — Warmth as entry vector
02:32 Gift Box — Priming with “presents”
03:32 Wicker Sled — Runners to nowhere
04:26 Candle — Attention control in windows
05:16 Soot Hand — The graded doorway
06:04 Cabin — Why isolation selects victims
07:02 Final Log — Notes that outlive memory
08:02 Curiosity loops & micro-vignettes
09:14 Survival literacy: portable rules
10:25 Conclusion + credits & sources