In Franz Kafka's "The Metamorphosis," Gregor Samsa does not intentionally starve himself to death, but his tragic fate is a result of neglect and isolation following his transformation into a monstrous insect. As he becomes increasingly alienated from his family and unable to communicate, he loses the will to live. His physical decline culminates in starvation, as he is left without care or food, ultimately leading to his death. This reflects the themes of dehumanization and existential despair present in the novella.
He did not want to starve to death with the rest of the party
he tried to starve himself, drown himself, and jump off a cliff. he did not try to commit suicide by making himself bleed to death.
At first when he knew what he was, he went into a dark tunnel and hid himself in alot of potatoes. Then he tried to drown himself, starve to death,and he tried to kill himself by other things I can't remember
Death!!!
Prisoners can starve to death even in modern times if nobody gives them food.
No
no
you die
They starve to death.
Yes
They will if they're not fed properly, or given poor quality feed that they will simply starve to death on.
It takes about a month of not eating to starve to death.