And it's, of course, being goaded on, or likely to be goaded on, by his mother Olympias, who was the primary wife for a little bit, but now she's being pushed aside in favor of this Macedonian Cleopatra. And so she actually goes into voluntary exile, Alexander follows her, and so things are quite tense. And they really come to a boiling point, or I guess everything gets released, a year or two later, when Olympias' other child, Cleopatra, the other Cleopatra, not Cleopatra Eurydice, and not the famous Cleopatra from history, she gets married to Olympias' brother. And so she's marrying her uncle. And many strange things happen like this in the ancient world. This is 336 BCE, and this is the famous wedding where Philip II is assassinated by his bodyguard, who was likely Philip II's former lover. But once Philip II gets assassinated, you could imagine that many people are wanting to have a go at the throne, in particular, Alexander, aided by his mother Olympias.