"he knows, of course he knows"

• what is the point of the quote

  he knows of course he knows"

  .Sheila acknowledges the Inspector’s omniscience and moral power.
• whats the analysis of the quote "he knows of course he knows"

  .The repetition of “knows” creates a tone of certainty and inevitability. It shows her growing understanding that moral truth cannot be hidden
• what is the word level anaysis of the qoute

  "he knows of course he knows"

  . Knows — The certainty of the word suggests inescapable accountability, as if the Inspector represents conscience itself.
• what is Priestley's purpose of the quote?

  He knows of course he knows.

  . : Priestley suggests that moral truths will always emerge, encouraging the audience to live ethically even when no one is watching.
• what is the impact on the reader for the quote? He knows of course he knows.

  . Impact on Reader: Evokes tension and fear about being judged, both in the play and in real life.
• what is the alternative interpretation for the quote

  he knows of course he knows

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  .  certainty hints at the Inspector being almost supernatural — reinforcing his role as a moral figure rather than a real detective.