Why does maleeka decide to vandalize miss Saunder's classroom?

Maleeka decides to vandalize Miss Saunders' classroom as an act of rebellion against the bullying and isolation she feels due to her appearance and the pressure from her peers. She is frustrated by the way Miss Saunders, who is different herself, represents a challenge to her own self-acceptance. The act of vandalism serves as a misguided attempt to assert her identity and push back against the feelings of inferiority and resentment she harbors. Ultimately, it reflects her internal struggles and the complexities of her relationship with self-worth and acceptance.