Because the husband is away at war and so it's going to be clear that bathsheba must have had an affair with somebody and, of course, that somebody was david. so what does he do? he calls joab, the commander of his army. and he orders him to send uriah into the battlefield at the front of the battle lines and to have everybody else withdraw and leave him vulnerable. >> and then, all of the enemy fire is focused on uriah and, of course, he gets killed in battle. and then, david gets to paint himself as consoling the mourning widow, bathsheba. so, david orders what is, essentially, the murder of...