The Revenge of the Comma.
Once upon a time there was a comma who was annoyed by the little consideration in which everyone held it. Even elementary school children made fun of her and completely forgot about her existence. What is a comma, after all? Nobody uses it in newspapers anymore. They throw it out, haphazardly. And then one day the comma rebelled. When the president of one of the most powerful states in the world wrote the short note, after the long conversation with his opponent, "Peace, it is impossible to launch missiles", and hastily passed it to the General, at which point the little, careless comma put his plan into action and moved on. He only moved one word, just a little jump. What the General read was: "Peace impossible, launch the missiles." And a World War broke out.
(Bruno Ferrero, Il segreto dei pesci rossi)