 that I'm pulling your hair, that I'm doing this and doing that, and we wonder what did really take place. At that moment, there's an absence of correspondence on her part, so we don't know her side of the story. People in the 19th century often burned their correspondence. Husbands and wives, this was a private matter of their marriage, and we don't have, in this particular case, enough correspondence to really understand what took place. Was it the wound, Ron? Did he not tell her about the wound?