In chap-ter three of Metamorphosis, Gregor, who has been trying to accept his transformation, begins to realize his family no longer loves him and sees him for who he used to be. Their rejection causes him to have health problems, and he eventually di-es of starvation.
In Part III, Kaf-ka places great emphasis on the ways in which Gregor is denigrated in his situation, emasculated by the servant, and feeling here as if he's being mocked by the tenants and, by extension, all of humanity. His jaws were proven in Part I to be strong enough to turn the key in the lock, so there's no reason for Gregor to feel insecure.
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