Explain
Know
Know verb - To have a practical understanding of.
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This trope can also be justified for students: asking someone to explain something you already know is one way of testing whether they know it.
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There Are No Therapists: This would explain why Carmen is talking to a hypnotist after the traumatic events of the series finale, instead of... you know... a shrink.
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However, while we know what will happen, we don't know how it happened, which the novel will explain.
Source: Franchise / BlazBlue
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