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In the beginning of the project we have decided onto which character we will base our campaign on and then turn in into the transmedia project. We have decided that we will choose Constance Lytton who was a balloonist and have been an important figure in the 1900s. Meaning that people that live locally and know some history about the area might recognize her.

Furthermore, to make the campaign more interesting we have chosen to do two website versions where one would be a blog and second one would be a website which may reflect ideologies that website is more associated with being posh or from the higher level in hierarchy which would be about Lady Constance whereas blog would about Jane Warton her second identity that she had when she was a suffragette. There would be a distinction between both websites because on one Lady Constance would write in Formal language and it would contain what you would expect to see/hear from the lady which might not neccesarily be her own thoughts.
Whereas, on the blog of Jane it would be her thoughts without any modification and proofreading suggesting that she will say whatever she wants.


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