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The Right Thing
He absolutely did the right thing. At some point he may have felt backed into a corner, but turning his father in was the ethical thing to do. I am sure at some point, he was mature enough to understand the consequences of what his father was doing to him and he knew it was wrong, but if he feared his father the way I expect he did, it was brave of him to do what he did.