place whales in intro

eyeline.tex

+\section*{The Bodies of Giants}
+
+\epigraph{You can call me Ishmail, because I'm gonna tell you about whales.}
+
+\begin{multicols}{2}
+
+\noindent
+In Europe's 19th century, the whole world depended on one resource.
+Men would travel to the other side of the world, then find and kill a Biblical monster.
+
+\subsubsection{Some Whale Basics}
+
+Whales are broadly divided into two kinds: toothed whales and baleen whales.
+Toothed whales have teeth, baleen whales have a flexible filter-feeding system, also named baleen.
+Baleen is derived from Latin \textit{balaena}, related to Greek \textit{phalaina}, all of which mean `whale', making `baleen whale' -- `whale whale'.
+
+A notable whale species is sperm whale (like \textit{Moby Dick}, or Pearl from \textit{Sponge Bob}).
+Inside its square head, there's a highly sought after liquid called spermaceti.
+`Sperm whale' is actually short for `spermaceti whale'.
+`Spermaceti' means `whale sperm'.
+So `spermaceti whale' means `whale sperm whale'.
+`Spermaceti' is a thick, waxy substance that is speculated to aid with bouyancy, however it cannot be confirmed because sperm whales hate us now.
+But it definitely isn't sperm.
+
+\subsubsection{Whalers}
+
+Killing a whale is not a fun day.
+Everyone who does it has to do it.
+Bastards and other surplus -- men who have no apprenticeship, or inheritance -- have one clear path to make their living.
+They board a whaling boat, and sail.
+
+Once they have a whale in sight, they propel harpoons using gunpowder weapons, or their arms.
+The side of their boat swivels out to provide a netted `shelf' to process the whale.
+
+Once a whale is caught, the whalers must work fast and harvest as much as they can before the whale dies, and rot begins.
+Some must walk on top of it, and hope to balance well enough to not fall into the icy-cold waters.
+The whalers peel its skin like an orange, then extract and boil the blubber into whale oil.
+
+Some whalers collect toothed whales' teeth and carve them to pass the time (it's either that or homoeroticism).
+
+\subsubsection{Bountiful Corpses}
+
+Whale meat gets harvested for food.
+Bones are sometimes ground into fertilizer.
+Sperm whales get scalped and have spermaceti extracted from the junk
+(`junk' is the actual name of the part of their heads that house the liquid).
+Spermaceti is brought to land, where it's chilled over Winter, and later squeezed into sperm oil.
+Solid leftovers were bleached and sold as spermaceti wax.
+
+Baleen is also called `whalebone', despite being closer to nails or hair than bone in structure.
+Baleen is harvested from the whale's mouth, and used wherever a thin flexible material can be used.
+Most famously, it was used for clothes' construction -- corsets, stays, bustles, crinolines, et c.
+
+Ambergris is fossilized bowel secretions of sperm whales.
+It's speculated to be a reaction to bowel irritations.
+
+\end{multicols}
+
+\Gls{fenestra} has few whalers.
+Instead, the \gls{guard} provides a place to put society's unwanted, and brings back basilisk-fat and webbing thick enough to spin a gown.
+
+\clearpage
+
 \section*{Shifting the Eye-Line}
 
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@@ -86,3 +149,5 @@ This leaves that world very similar to ours on-balance, but very strange in all
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+
+

whales.tex

-\chapter{The Bodies of Giants}
-
-It's the 1800s, and the whole world depends on one resource.
-The only way to get it -- go to the other side of the world, then find and kill a Biblical monster.
-You can call me Ishmail, because I'm gonna tell you about whales.
-
-\begin{multicols}{2}
-
-\subsubsection{Some Whale Basics}
-
-Whales are broadly divided into two kinds: toothed whales and baleen whales.
-Toothed whales have teeth, baleen whales have a flexible filter-feeding system, also named baleen.
-Baleen is derived from Latin \textit{balaena}, related to Greek \textit{phalaina}, all of which mean `whale', making `baleen whale' -- `whale whale'.
-
-A notable whale species is sperm whale (like \textit{Moby Dick}, or Pearl from \textit{Sponge Bob}).
-Inside its square head, there's a highly sought after liquid called spermacite.
-`Sperm whale' is actually short for `spermacite whale'.
-`Spermacite' means `whale sperm'.
-So `spermacite whale' means `whale sperm whale'.
-`Spermacite' is a thick, waxy substance that is speculated to aid with bouyancy, however it cannot be confirmed because sperm whales hate us now.
-But it definitely isn't sperm.
-
-\subsubsection{Whalers}
-
-Killing a whale is not a fun day.
-Everyone who does it has to do it.
-Bastards and other surplus -- men who have no apprenticeship, or inheritance -- have one clear path to make their living.
-They board a whaling boat, and sail.
-
-Once they have a whale in sight, they propel harpoons using gunpowder weapons, or their arms.
-The side of their boat swivels out to provide a netted `shelf' for the whale's processing.
-
-Once a whale is caught, the whalers must work fast and harvest as much as they can before the whale dies, and rot begins.
-Some must walk on top of it, and hope to balance well enough to not fall into the icy-cold waters.
-The whalers peel its skin like an orange, then extract and boil the blubber into whale oil.
-
-Some whalers collect toothed whales' teeth and carve them to pass the time (it's either that or homoeroticism).
-
-\subsubsection{Bountiful Corpses}
-
-Whale meat gets harvested for food.
-Bones are sometimes ground into fertilizer.
-Sperm whales get scalped and have spermacite extracted from the junk
-(`junk' is the actual name of the part of their heads that house the liquid).
-Spermacite is brought to land, where it's chilled over Winter, and later squeezed into sperm oil.
-Solid leftovers were bleached and sold as spermacite wax.
-
-Baleen is also called `whalebone', despite being closer to nails or hair than bone in structure.
-Baleen is harvested from the whale's mouth, and used wherever a thin flexible material can be used.
-Most famously, it was used for clothes' construction -- corsets, stays, bustles, crinolines, et c.
-
-Ambergris is fossilized bowel secretions of sperm whales.
-It's speculated to be a reaction to bowel irritations.
-
-\end{multicols}