The moment was intense for the entire population and for the king himself.
The king goes looking for Naamá and finds a box full of letters from his beloved. In one of the letters, Naamá says that she did everything to stay with Solomon, but the king will marry Abishag. Naamá leaves the city with his son.
Solomon goes to his father’s chambers. David is dead in bed and Solomon cries. Solomon remembers his father’s teachings.
Solomon learns that Adonijah is doing the same as Absalom and is starting to gain strength in the city. The king needs to act quickly.
Solomon receives a message from the Pharaoh of Egypt.
The king cries and states that he doesn’t know God and that he needs to talk to him.
Solomon confronts Abishag about what Naamá knows about their relationship. Solomon learns that David met his son and talked to Naamah before leaving.
Abishag says he doesn’t want to interfere in Solomon and Naamah’s relationship. However, the king says that he did not want to go against his father’s decision.
Abishag asks if Solomon is going after Naamah, but the king says she doesn’t want to go back. Abishag says she will help him.
Abishag and Solomon kiss.
Benaiah tells Solomon that Adonijah showed up to see Bathsheba. The king goes to meet Adonijah and confronts him. Solomon orders the death of Adonijah. The king cries for having made this decision and remembers his father again.
Solomon receives a visit from Naamá. The two talk about everything that has happened in the king’s life.
Naamá sees Abishag again, who cries.
