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David was a powerful man in his community—he was a healer and aspiring political leader. He had married young, and with his first wife had three daughters. Recently, a friend in a neighboring village had proposed a marriage between David and his eldest daughter, and David had agreed. While his first wife was not completely happy with his choice, David thought that adding a second wife would not only increase his prestige in the community, but also give him a better chance of having sons. David and his new bride's family were busily planning the upcoming wedding celebrations.
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