Mr. Know-All

In part one, we are introduced to the narrator (the person who tells the story). 

From the beginning of the story, we are told that the narrator dislike Max Kelada, his cabin-mate on the boat, even before he met him and  he spends the story detailing the reasons why.

In part two of the story, we learn that Mr. Kelada took upon himself to arrange all the social affairs of the cruise. While Mr. Kelada appears to think that his efforts are appreciated, the narrator is quick to point out that: “He was certainly the best hated man on the ship.”

The passengers called him “Mr. Know All”. because he knows everything and he won’t drop the subject until you agree with him, but in the end of the story Kelada admits to being wrong to help another…