You were badly let down in 1840 in the negotiations that really meant that your land was sold for £1,500 in a partnership, and, from that day until now, largely what you expected at the time hasn't been delivered and in many ways your role and your mana and your whenua have been eroded from that day to this point. It was typified in 1857 when there was an armed conflict. We know that a number of people, a number of members from your whānau, ended up being incarcerated on the Chatham Islands for two years. That was a low point in Hawke's Bay's history. It was a low point in the relationship.