"The Man Who Told Everything" is a short story by Jorge Luis Borges. It revolves around a character who possesses the extraordinary ability to recount every detail of his life and the lives of others. This unique talent leads to both fascination and isolation, as he struggles to connect with those around him. As the narrative unfolds, the man grapples with the burden of his knowledge. His overwhelming awareness of every event and emotion creates a sense of entrapment, highlighting the complexities of memory and the human experience. The story ultimately explores themes of communication and the limits of understanding.