What is the climax of the story a child called it?

Answer 1

When the police officer is called. The nurse in the book knew he was being abused for a very long time and was documenting it--however, his situation did not change until the police officer told him that he would not be returning to his mother.

Answer 2

Interestingly, the climax of this story occurs in the first chapter where the school nurse once again examines David and the teachers confer about the situation. When they finally bring in the officer there is an uncertainty of whether David will be saved or returned to another round of beatings by his terrible mother.

Answer 3

in the end Dave is in the police car and as he was being driven away the police officer says free now David she won't hurt you no more" and Dave writes "i felt a tear roll down my cheek"the next book called "the lost boy" talks about his life some more and how the abuse of his mother affected him.

Answer 4

The climax of "A Child Called It" is when David's mother turns on him completely and repeatedly abuses him with extreme cruelty and neglect, reaching a devastating breaking point in their relationship. This pivotal moment marks the height of David's suffering and forms a turning point in the narrative of his survival and resilience.

Answer 5

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