Martin Luther King, Jr.'s "I Have a Dream" speech has become one of the most familiar and most treasured of twentieth-century American documents. In some ways, the sheer sound of King's delivery is so persuasive that it might make us too quickly pass over the craft that went into the writing of the speech—the use of the rhetorical devices such as allusion, parallel structure, refrain, imagery, and figurative language. Martin Luther King, Jr. was black. Martin Luther King, Jr. delivered a famous speech. He believed that black Americans suffered from injustice. He was assassinated. He was involved in the civil rights movement in some way.
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Well, I am assuming that you would have to begin your search under the letter G, since that is the root of your search, Greece begins with that letter.
I think it was created in a lab. The person who caught it first might have been afraid they would kill him or his family if they found out, this meaning he blamed it on a bat. It was accidentally spilt and was used as a weapon in case of emergency (war etc.) to help them out.
