Superminor: Moved typography JPEG to notes/

• Moved `lacquergame.com-(2014-11-02-at-9-56-pm)--containers-outlined.jpg` from `graphics/` to `notes/`, since that's where I wants it to be.
Split up verses to match typographic mockup

• Split up each of the chunks of `.monologue` text into `.verse` spans, matching the structure of the typographical layout mockup (`lacquergame.com-(2014-11-02-at-9-56-pm)--containers-outlined.jpg`).
	» Also re-capitalized, re-punctuated, replaced, and removed text to match.
	» No more `<br>`s.
• New `.verse` CSS rule just changes the display to block (for now).
	» Decided to use <span>s that are overriden to display as block (instead of <div>s) because the content itself is span-like— it still works and makes sense without line breaks.  What we're doing here is just making it prettier, not dealing with something that is intrinsically block-based (like page layout is).
Minor: Changed .monologue <div>s to <p>s

• Changed each of the `<div class="monologue">`s to instead be a `<p class="monologue">`.
	» As with the `span.verse`s, this is what the <p> tag is for— paragraphs.  Might as well use it.
Monologue cabin-sketch 48px (36pt)

• Changed the `@font-size-base` to 24px.
	» Half of our intended monologue size, and we probably won't want to use anything smaller than 24px for any text on the page later on, since it's a pretty large/bold layout.
• Changed `.monologue`'s font to `cabin-sketch-regular` at `2 *` the font-size-base, coming out to 48px, which appears to be equivalent to 36pt (but we want to use `px` for compatibility).
Monologue <b>

• Added <b> tags around words and phrases in the monologue text to match the mockup.
• Added a `.monologue b` CSS rule to use the cabin-sketch-bold font instead.