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Bathsheba

Bathsheba is a biblical figure known for her connection to King David. She was initially the wife of Uriah, a soldier, but King David coveted her and arranged for her to have an affair with him while Uriah was away at war. This led to complex moral and political consequences, including David’s remorse and the birth of their son, who died as part of the story's repercussions. Bathsheba’s narrative highlights themes of temptation, repentance, and the consequences of actions, making her a symbol within biblical literature for human flaws and moral judgment.