Read this passage: roger looked on at the others, half with contempt and half with no feeling whatsoever. he couldn't fathom how these people he once loved so much could be so giddy during such a terrible time. didn't they know what had happened to dan? roger decided he had had enough and stormed out of the restaurant. nobody noticed. which term best describes the modernist characteristic of this passage? a. fallacy b. faulty logic c. unreliable narrator d. disillusionment

Disillusionment is the correct answer.

Explanation:

Modernism was a movement during the early 20th Century and it took many values and situations from industrial life. It was also the crossroad between art techniques from 19th Century and new imagery that belonged to the 1900s.

In the excerpt we can see disillusionment after Roger realizes nobody knows or cares about Dan. The semantic field is also related to this feeling through the words "giddy" "terrible time" "stormed out". We can also understand that the character feels lonely, specially at the very end when the narrator says "nobody noticed" after he had left the place.

i would say the correct answer is not concrete.