In 2 Kings 8:3, the Shunammite woman appeals to the king for her property — same pattern of a woman seeking the king's aid.

In 2 Kings 8:5, the same Shunammite woman comes to the king as Gehazi tells her story — directly parallel to this appeal.

In 2 Kings 4:2, a widow cries to Elisha for help — a similar plea from a woman in distress, though to a prophet not a king.

In Luke 18:3, a widow similarly cries to a judge for justice — a direct parallel to this woman's appeal to the king.

Lamentations 4:10 explicitly mentions women boiling their own children — directly paralleling the cannibalism in 2 Kings 6.

In 2 Samuel 14:4, a woman cries to King David for help — a parallel scene of a woman appealing to a king in distress.