Characters become desperate for food during a harsh winter and may be driven to commit immoral acts out of desperation in order to survive.

Famine is, simply put, the widespread scarcity of food in a society, and can be caused by natural calamities such as floods, droughts, or crop failures, ...

Check-Point Starvation occurs when in a Video Game, the player must go for an extended period of time without Check Points or Save Points. Its purpose, when ...

Punish them by depriving them of either breakfast, lunch, dinner, or all three meals together, of course! Likely to involve the following variations.

They haven't eaten anything in a long time (or a short time) and it's just a joke to exaggerate how long they've been starving or how hungry they are.

This is the trope for when a character is hungry, and it makes them lethargic. While it is true that malnutrition can cause lethargy, as can being hungry when ...

But the winter fell upon them, and it caught them unprepared. Bringing wolves and cold starvation, and the hearts of men despaired.

Examples: · Cafe Kichijoji De has Toku, the college student part-timer who is so poor that he doesn't have enough money to store food at his run-down apartment.

The Starvation Sequence is a series of fanfictions based on The Hunger Games published on fanfiction.net by Penelope Wendy Bing.

"You go back... to the beginning? No... continues? No... extra lives? What is this?! You die one time, you go back to the beginning of the game?