Why did daves father never intervene in daves abuse

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After reading the book A Child Called "It" by Dave Pelzer. Please discuss the following questions.

Does Dave ever explain what caused his mother to abuse him? What do you think her motive was?
Why did Dave's father never intervene in Dave's abuse? How did this make Dave's situation even worse?
In your mind what was the turning point for Dave?
Who were the key players in getting Dave out of the situation, and why do you think so many people over all of those years of abuse had the "bystander effect"?

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