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The Pathways game, developed by Shout Out UK and funded by the UK Home Office's Prevent programme, was intended to teach 11-18 year olds about online radicalisation but unexpectedly created a viral fandom around its antagonist, Amelia.
— a learning package developed by and ’s — intended to teach 11–18-year-olds about , unexpectedly produced a viral fandom around its antagonist, , turning a cautionary character into an internet icon ...
The government-funded interactive course produced a fictional antagonist, , who rapidly escaped its educational frame and became a viral online icon—celebrated, repurposed, and weaponized by disparate...