I believe it is he believes in Greatness actually.
Yes, your second answer is right.
it is C, he ruled all of Persia :)
Or not, lol
Yes, but by the way who killed Darius in fact?
But he ruled much more than Persia.
Based on the information you provided, it seems that you are partially correct. Alexander the Great was indeed a believer in greatness and he did kill Darius III, the last Persian king. However, your statement that he ruled all of Persia is incorrect. Although Alexander did conquer a significant part of the Persian Empire, including its heartland, he did not rule the entire empire. Additionally, it is not clear what you meant by the statement "he was never obsessed." If you are referring to Alexander's character traits, it is generally accepted that he was highly ambitious and driven, which some might consider as a form of obsession with achieving greatness.
