They pass the video feed over to a tablet and hand it to her and then escort her to a utilitarian saferoom with heavy metal sealed doorways, with both an electronic and manual lock. 

Once there, they set up a more stable video feed of both the surrounding hallways and the SCP-2109 instance.

"We're attempting to move it to more secure containment," Commander Spencer tells her. 

She doesn't take her eyes off the tablet; she walks slowly so she doesn't trip despite this. "Thank you."

"We don't know if it can instantiate more than one instance at once so we'll remain with you for the interim. Do you need to contact anyone?"

"I should let my husband know I'm safe but won't be home when expected."

She nods, curtly and says something into her headset.

After a moment, she says, "You should have signal."

Miranda calls. She explains to Ned that she is at the Foundation being protected; she doesn't go into detail.

Ned is concerned but can't really do anything about that.

They successfully transfer the instance of SCP-2109 to a containment chamber containing both cameras and a one-way viewing window. 

They seal the door, leaving no interior mechanism to open it. The SCP-2109 instance approaches the door but does not obviously attempt to engage with it in any way. 

"Suppose it's worth trying to talk to it?"

"For the scientists? Possibly, but our mission right now is to keep you alive."

"I was imagining talking to it. Maybe only if they don't get anywhere. Since I can see it. And might be able to hear it, if that's like seeing it."