G. Morgan wrote:

I think most any man would do the same in those circumstances. Good
for dad, he should get an award.

I'm sure he's totally traumatized. An award would not be good for
his state of mind right now, just positive comments to reassure
him he did the right thing.

I would like to think you're right about most men doing the same,
I fear some may do nothing at all (al-la Sandusky case).

You're probably correct in both observations.

In days of yore, when those on the frontier had to slaughter or hunt their
own food, and in the cities where folks out for a stroll had to step over
bodies while sashaying along public way, there was a general indifference to
blood and gore and nerves and sinews and veins and eyeballs and bones
sticking out, and scattered body parts, and intestines, and gall bladders,
and so forth.

Perhaps we need more R-Rated movies?