How does Bruno's perspective affect the reader's understanding of the camp?

How does Bruno's perspective affect the reader's understanding of the camp?

• A. It reveals the entire truth about the camp to the reader
• B. It creates a complex irony that forces readers to interpret events through his naive lens
• C. It causes the reader to misinterpret the historical context
• D. It contrasts innocence with brutality, heightening the tragedy of ignorance vs knowledge

Answer: (D)