Mr. Know All and Stereotypes. by אפנאן Afnan מחאג'נה Machajna https://padlet.com/afnanm/lzaie8dv4b8vo1ew Explain the connection between our story and stereotypes. Please provide examples from the story. en-us 2021-10-17 07:30:59 UTC 2021-10-21 10:45:17 UTC hello@padlet.com All the homies love mister kelada https://padlet.com/afnanm/lzaie8dv4b8vo1ew/wish/1833086852 The connection between our story and stereotypes is that the story itself talks about  stereotypes for example when the narrator says "I was prepared to dislike Max kelada even beforei knew him" suggesting that he puts him into the stereotypes of middle eastern as described "Mr kelada was short and of a sturdy build clean shaved and dark skinned"]]> 2021-10-21 10:35:48 UTC https://padlet.com/afnanm/lzaie8dv4b8vo1ew/wish/1833086852 liya the queen https://padlet.com/afnanm/lzaie8dv4b8vo1ew/wish/1833098137 The connection between our story and stereotypes is that everyone on the ship hated Mr. Kelada because of his skin color, “dark-skinned, with a fleshy, hooked nose” - and race.

“he was not welcomed visitor”. 

Everybody on the ship called “Mr. Know All” which indicates him being snobbish and smart, which was unusual for a stereotypical brown man. 
“When it flourished by a gentleman from Alexandria or Beirut, I cannot but feel that it loses somewhat in dignity.”

]]> 2021-10-21 10:43:14 UTC https://padlet.com/afnanm/lzaie8dv4b8vo1ew/wish/1833098137 Ayo das racist homie https://padlet.com/afnanm/lzaie8dv4b8vo1ew/wish/1833100107 The connection is that almost everyone on the ship is racist, and are very quick to judge Mr. Kelada because of his skin color and his name.
"Are you English?" I asked, perhaps tactlessly." 
Here, the narrator is surprised that Mr. Kelada is from the same place as him, because of his appearance and his name.
]]> 2021-10-21 10:44:25 UTC https://padlet.com/afnanm/lzaie8dv4b8vo1ew/wish/1833100107 Mr. Know All and Steriotypes https://padlet.com/afnanm/lzaie8dv4b8vo1ew/wish/1833100960 There are many stereotypes in Mr. Know All, the first comes in the first ljne of the book. "I was prepared to dislike Max Kelada even before I knew him". this was said by the narrator, is a stereotype for middle easterns, suggeating that middle easterns are unpleasent. Ufter Mr. Kelada showed gratedute for being lucky for being in a room with another english man, the narrator coyld not belive him and even asked "are you English?". I]]> 2021-10-21 10:44:59 UTC https://padlet.com/afnanm/lzaie8dv4b8vo1ew/wish/1833100960 Ori Simon (thank you so much Liya) https://padlet.com/afnanm/lzaie8dv4b8vo1ew/wish/1833101431 The connection between the story and stereotypes is that everyone on the ship hated Mr. Kelada because of his skin color "clean shaven and dark skin with a fleshy hooked nose"-and rase.

"he was not a welcome visitor"
Everybody on the ship called him Mr. Know all which indicates him being snobbish and smart, which was unusual for a stereotypical brown man.
"When it flourished by a gentleman from Alexandria or Beirut, I cannot feel that it loses somewhat in dignity.

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