Why did the man from the story of penguin soup committed suicide after eating the penguin soup?

Answer 1

Okay, this question needs supplementary questions to be answered. You ask question so that the right deduction can be made. But I won't bother with trying to create questions and just give you the story, kay?

So the man in the story was involved in an accident. He was Snowboarding a month ago with his friends and they encountered an avalanche. They were caved in, in cottage. No food supply. I'm not exactly sure (because I can't remember) how long they stayed there without any means to ask for rescue. But they needed sustenance desperately. They were originally five. One of them suggested that they tried to dig their way out. All were to eager to agree, they were getting desperate. So the three set out leaving the man and another man in the cottage... Two days passed and the three did not come back. The other man volunteered to set off and look for the three people missing. He came back alone but with meat carcasses in hand. He said to the man that he could not find the others but found penguins instead. Both men starving they cooked the penguin meat and made penguin soup... They had a lot of the meat and were sustained until they were rescued.

The man was saved. But the three that was missing were found corpses with their flesh taken from their bones. Horrified at the implication he set out, he found himself in a restaurant serving penguin soup. Took one sip. Noticed the great difference in flavor. Made the connection that he had inadvertently eaten his friends. Killed him self then and there.

-->there are a lot of different variations of this. If you get to technical, you should change the snowboarding incident into an exploration quest in the South Pole. Since penguins are only found in the South Pole or you can assume the man ignorant and thought that penguins can be found in snowy mountains. LOL