How does Persepolis challenge the idea of a single, authoritative historical narrative?

How does Persepolis challenge the idea of a single, authoritative historical narrative?

• A. The memoir presents an unassailable, complete record of events.
• B. By presenting a personal memoir with limited perspective, it invites scrutiny of official histories and the complexities of memory.
• C. It asserts that memory is objective and fully verifiable.
• D. It relies exclusively on external archives.

Answer: (B)