A woman with porcelain-like skin and intricate, crimson-sealed eyes, set against a misty backdrop of purple and dark red hues reminiscent of the night sky over the Samoan Islands, yet also evocative of Haifa Zangana's experiences in Saddam Hussein's Iraq. The swirling, crimson wisps in her hair recall the fade patterns characteristic of Tongan tattoos, particularly those adorning the robust, expanding torso on a young Tongan warrior, said to be a portent of his great destiny. The bride of the New Generation resonates strongly, red and splattered, where unsure, neglected and discarded, she emits, as did Ann Stookey's wrenching rendition of "Ask Me No Questions (Just Tell Me You Love Me)." Vivenne Boneti may epitomize joy, hope and freedom in Madiba's friendship, as years of trouble leave their mark on the immaculate rose's lunar princess with piercing gaze in mediocre delinquent times. AR:135:168 | S:600 | V:6