ananlysis of Mr Know all
... Mr. ... Somerset Maugham wrote a story called, Mr. Know-All, that shows us how we too often tend to act judgmental towards others, but later when we pause and take a closer look, we may find that they are truly greater in character than we are. The story starts with the narrator already expressing his dislike for the character, Mr. ... … When I went on board I found that Mr. ... 303-304) Here we can defiantly see a dislike for Mr. ... When the narrator finally meets Mr. ... He searches for the smallest reason not to like him and decides that Mr. ... Mr. ... I did not like Mr. ... After a few days the narrator is sure that he does not like Mr. ... “I did not like Mr. ... 305-306) The narrator has now stated that he would resort to violence to show Mr. ... Now there is a visible prejudice towards Mr. ... Now that feelings are set and walls of prejudice built high a story starts to unfold that surprises the narrator on his views towards Mr. ... Mr. Kelada rushed on the subject and started to tell all that is to be known about pearls. ... He did not seem to know anything about pearls, but he could not resist the opportunity to try and show Mr. ... Mr. Kelada became very upset when Mr. ... I know all the best pearls in the world and what I don’t know about pearls isn’t worth knowing.