Answer:
people's values and beliefs, or a personal inner conflict the author faces. ... For instance, a writer describing her father's return from a tour in the Iraq War
Explanation:
The words memoir and memory come from the same root word. Memoirs, however, do more than allow writers to share their memories. Good memoirs explore and reflect on a central theme or question even though they rarely conclude with explicit answers to those questions. Instead, they invite readers to explore and reflect with the narrator to try to unravel the deeper significance of the recounted events.
