improve menu structure, rework day two

story/_includes/layout.njk

@@ -27,9 +27,6 @@ favicon: 🧪
               <a href="{{ url }}">{{ text }}</a>
             </li>
           {% endfor %}
-          <li>
-            <a href="/chance" target="_blank">Chance</a>
-          </li>
         </ul>
       </nav>
     {% endif %}

story/poetry/index.md

@@ -17,5 +17,3 @@ Secondly, to write poems is to be someone who:
 To write poetry we should imitate to learn. Think of any poem or maybe just an idea of what you _think_ a poem is and start there, write like that, and continue from there. Read, imitate, learn, build your voice.
 
 > Imitation fades as a poet's own style–that is, the poet's own determined goals set out in the technical apparatus that will best achieve those goals–begins to be embraced. (Oliver, 1994, p. 14).
-
-## The tools of the trade

story/work/day-two.md

@@ -4,16 +4,18 @@ title: Day two
 
 # Day two
 
-Rain. It's raining outside. And it's day two of this bewildering summer coding job that might actually be without any coding, just writing code comments.
+The fluorescent lights hum loudly within the quant office given to you by your captors. It wouldn't have surprised you if it had been windowless but instead it has a grand view overlooking a busy street intersection. Just beyond that intersection there's a park and a lake, and people playing in the sun. Is having this view somehow worse, you ponder while prying the window slightly ajar to let some summer breeze inside.
 
-You stare out the window for a while.
+After yesterday's shock you went home to re-read the contract. This then led you through the usual phases of shock, grief and anger. Finally, you arrived at a station called: _malicious complicance_.
 
-Hmm. I might as well look at the code.
+"I will do exactly as specified in the contract. If it's comments they want, it's comments they'll get. However, there might just be more than a little poetry interleaved within the code. They won't find out in time either since they just ordered me to hand in my laptop with the completed work when I'm done."
 
-This is getting stranger and stranger. This looks like a JavaScript library written in an object-oriented programming style. And this is what they want me to document?
+From your rucksack you pull out your armaments, one roleplaying cheat sheet named "Chance", and another poetry cheat sheet named "Utils/Misc".
 
-You lean back in your chair with a groan. It's still raining outside and time seems to be on the verge of going backwards. That's how threateningly dull it is.
+You lean back in the creaky office chair and do a preparatory twirl, before leaning forward over the work laptop and start perusing the code to comment.
 
-Ok. They want me to document. How about I write some poetry? That should do it.
+---
+
+These source files are found in the `enterprise/` directory located at the root of this project.
 
 {% include-code "../../enterprise/call-center/" "js" %}

story/work/work.json

@@ -3,6 +3,8 @@
   "menu": {
     "/": "Home",
     "/work/prelude": "Work",
-    "/work/day-two": "Day two"
+    "/work/day-two": "Day two",
+    "/chance": "Chance",
+    "/utils/misc": "Utils/Misc"
   }
 }