Nadira's decision to play football changes everything. Following the opening 12 pages she is constantly at odds with the barriers of the Afghan society, fighting for women's rights to play sport, study and work. When a teammate is severely hurt in a poison attack, Nadira is finally told to quit football by her mother - her only true support up until then. Does she go against the wishes of her family and bring shame upon her parents, or does she go against everything she stands for by not playing football, fighting for women's rights anymore? Something is about to give...
