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* Some of the images weren't given captions and so the placeholder text is visible. | * Some of the images weren't given captions and so the placeholder text is visible. | ||
* The third image's caption refers to the ship as "The Elysuim", rather than "The Elysium". | |||
== Continuity == | == Continuity == | ||
Revision as of 17:27, 12 June 2023
The Elysium was the first feature exclusively published on the North West Historical Society on 27 April 2011 by the BBC and Punchdrunk to coincide with the immersive experience The Crash of the Elysium. It formed the beginning of a range of fiction published on tie-in websites as part of the viral marketing for the experience, by giving a faux-historical gallery of photographs of the titular Elysium, a steamer sunk in 1888 under mysterious circumstances.
Summary
The North West Historical Society releases photographs of the Elysium.
References
- The text on the third image reveals that the Elysium was photographed with her sister ship Erebus by the Manchester Ship Canal Co..
- The text on the fifth image explains that the Elysium was photographed unloading her cargo at the Salford Quays.
- The text on the seventh image simply states that the photograph was taken at the ship's christening.
Notes
- Some of the images weren't given captions and so the placeholder text is visible.
- The third image's caption refers to the ship as "The Elysuim", rather than "The Elysium".
Continuity
- The steamer Elysium plays pivotal role in the marketing and tie-in stories for The Crash of the Elysium, however ironically, doesn't play a large role in the immersive experience itself as another Elysium, a spaceship, took narrative precedence.
