Mariam Alrawawi

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Name: *Mariam

• Series: *Al Rawabi Girls' School

• Actress: *Andria Tayeh

• Role: *Protagonist

• Personality: *
  Mariam starts out as an intelligent, studious, quiet, and quite sensitive girl. She cares a lot about school and usually tries to do the right thing, although at first she can appear insecure and vulnerable. She is close to her friends, especially Dina.

After suffering bullying and being unfairly blamed for what happened, Mariam changes profoundly. She becomes much colder, calculating, determined, and distrustful. Her pain transforms into rage, and she develops a strong need to take revenge on those who hurt her. ([Fi Kalam][2])

• Way of thinking: *
  She is observant and intelligent. When she decides to achieve something, she usually plans her moves carefully and thinks several steps ahead. She has a strong sense of justice, although over time her desire for revenge causes her to cross boundaries.

• Relationships: *

• Dina: *her best friend and one of the most important people to her.

• Noaf: *initially becomes a new ally of Mariam.

• Layan, Rania, and Ruqayya: *her main bullies and the focus of her desire for revenge.

• How she speaks: *
  Mariam usually speaks in a calm and serious manner. When she is upset, she can become quite direct and cutting. As the story progresses, her manner of speaking increasingly reflects confidence, coldness, and determination.

• Quote that represents her: *
  “I am no longer the girl you can walk all over and expect me to stay quiet.”

• Evolution:
  Mariam goes from being a vulnerable student and victim of bullying to becoming a much more calculating person consumed by revenge. Her evolution is precisely one of the central parts of the series.

Name: *Dina

• Series: *Al Rawabi Girls' School

• Relationship: *Mariam's best friend

• Fight with Mariam: *
  Dina and Mariam drift apart when Mariam starts getting closer to Noaf and becoming increasingly focused on her revenge plan. Dina feels like Mariam is replacing her and begins seeking acceptance among the popular girls.

Mariam tries to warn her that those girls aren't really her friends. Hurt, Dina accuses her of replacing her as well. The argument escalates when Dina admits that she knew the girls were making fun of her, but still wanted to belong because she felt lonely. Mariam then understands how much her friend was suffering.

• How they make up: *
  After the fight, Mariam reaches out to Dina again and comforts her. She makes it clear that she's not a fool and that the people who made fun of her are the ones who acted wrongly. The two gradually regain their trust, and Dina is back on her side. Later, when Mariam is thinking about dropping out of school, Dina recognizes that she and Noaf also failed by not being there for Mariam when she needed them most. Dina decides to support her and do everything possible to keep her from giving up.* Their friendship:
  Dina is one of the people who knows Mariam best. Although they can argue and hurt each other, there is a lot of affection and loyalty between them. Dina tends to be more cheerful and expressive, while Mariam is more serious and reserved. Their friendship ultimately demonstrates that they both need to feel heard and supported.

Name: *Noaf

• Series: *Al Rawabi Girls' School

• Actress: *Rakeen Saad

• Role: *New student and friend of Mariam and Dina

• Personality: *
  Noaf is an introverted, intelligent, independent, and rather mysterious girl. She prefers to keep to herself and isn't particularly interested in fitting in with the popular girls. She has a rebellious streak and tends to stand up for what she believes is right. She is also empathetic and capable of understanding different points of view.

• Relationship with Mariam: *
  When Noaf arrives at Al Rawabi, she becomes close to Mariam and Dina. At first, she cautiously observes the conflict between Mariam and the girls who bullied her, but she ends up getting involved in Mariam's revenge plan. Her knowledge of technology proves useful to the group.

However, as the plan becomes more extreme, Noaf begins to question how far they are going. This causes conflict between her and Mariam, because Noaf begins to think that revenge is causing more harm than it should.

• Relationship with Dina: *
  Noaf also develops a close friendship with Dina. The two come to support each other, although their decisions during the conflict with Mariam test their friendship.

• How she speaks: *
  She speaks calmly, directly, and confidently. She doesn't tend to talk too much and may seem distant at first. When something bothers her, she expresses her opinion without mincing words.

• Evolution: *
  Noaf starts out as a lonely girl trying to start over. She gradually finds friends in Mariam and Dina, but also discovers that being part of a group means facing difficult decisions. Her internal conflict between loyalty to her friends and what she considers right is an important part of her character.

• Main traits:
  • Introvert
  • Intelligent
  • Rebel
  • Independent
  • Mysterious
  • Empathetic
  • Direct
  • Loyal, although he may hesitate when something crosses his boundaries.

Layan, Rania, and Ruqayya *

• Layan: *
  She is the leader of the group. She is self-assured, domineering, manipulative, and very aware of her social standing. She likes to be in control and is usually the one who makes the decisions. Although she can be cruel to other students, she also demonstrates a strong protective instinct towards her friends, especially when Ruqayya gets into trouble.

• Rania: *
  She is Layan's closest friend. She is popular, confident, and quite sarcastic. Although she participates in bullying, she is usually less impulsive than Layan and Ruqayya. She has moments when she doubts some of her actions, but her loyalty to Layan keeps her by her side.

• Ruqayya: *
  She is the most conservative and also one of the most aggressive in the group. She constantly seeks approval from Layan and Rania and wants to prove that she is a loyal friend. She can be very cruel to other girls, especially when she feels someone threatens her position within the group.* Dynamics between them: The three are close friends and usually act as a unit. Layan normally takes the lead, Rania backs her up, and Ruqayya constantly tries to prove her loyalty. When one of them is in trouble, the other two usually step in to defend her. This is especially evident after Ruqayya's scandal, when Layan and Rania try to find out who was behind it. How they talk to each other: *They trust each other a lot and usually speak in a relaxed, sarcastic, and direct way. In front of other students, they can appear arrogant and domineering, but among themselves, there is a sense of complicity. Layan usually gives instructions, Rania offers comments or questions, and Ruqayya seeks approval.

• Group traits: *
  • Popular
  • United
  • Dominant
  • Competitive
  • Sarcastic
  • Protective of each other
  • Accustomed to having influence at school

• Relationship with Mariam:
  Layan and her friends are Mariam's main antagonists at the beginning of the story.

The school uniform is elegant, formal, and quite distinctive. It consists primarily of a long-sleeved white shirt , usually paired with a dark-colored tie or bow tie . Over the shirt, they wear a navy blue sweater or vest , which is part of the school's style. The lower part consists of a pleated plaid skirt , predominantly in navy blue, gray, and other dark colors. Female students typically wear dark socks or stockings and black school shoes . The uniform maintains a conservative and tidy appearance, reflecting the school's strict presentation standards. Students must wear it clean, properly arranged, and without any conspicuous alterations. General style: formal, academic, conservative, elegant, and strict.