Of the elders who took their place, who sat next to the ifoga, one represented those people directly dawn-raided back in those days, and one was Taimalieutu Papali'i Kiwi Tamasese, a descendant of the Mau leaders who were imprisoned by New Zealand in Mt Eden prison, but it was Māui Pōmare, Āpirana Ngata, and Māori here who gave them comfort. I used symbolism through the presence of Falema'i Lesa Sega, a woman who took to court New Zealand and the British Government, all the way through to the Privy Council, to fight for her right to have citizenship. That citizenship she gained, but it got overturned by Muldoon, with the agreement of the Samoan Government at the time.