Under her traditional abaya, Wajda wears jeans and Converse shoes. In her room, she quietly listens to Western rock and pop songs. In her dreams, she sees herself racing against the wind on a bicycle, as her friend Abdullah does. It is true that this dream is difficult to achieve, because riding bicycles is not allowed in her home, but the rebellious Oujda is ready to do anything to achieve it. Her weapon is her courage, skill, and tricks that lead to critical situations that are not devoid of wit.