How does Fareeda describe Nadine in the novel, A Woman Is No Man?

From the text:

“the girl did whatever she pleased, regardless of what Fareeda asked of her. As annoying as Isra was, at least she did what she was told. At least she knew her place . . . Nadine walked around as though the world owed her something. As though she wasn’t a woman like the rest of them” (234).