What do you think The Portrait of Dorian Gray has in common with the villainous killer?

The villainess is also an "artist," but her art is not shown in the painting, but on the faces of the victims.

• Trigger warning •

• Cruelty — .✦

• Torture — .✦

• Forcible retention — .✦

• Blood — .✦

• Violent description — .✦

• Backstory •

Scarlett has not fit into society since childhood. All the people seemed to her too stupid, too uneducated, but despite her snobbery, she was fair. When she got older, she decided to become a spy, and this profession opened her eyes to the real world and people who very easily deceive everyone by pretending to be kind.

But she embarked on a dirty path stained with the blood of politicians and all dishonest people. Were her actions good? Well, at least most of society sees her not as a savior, but as a real villain. In a way, Scarlett even liked it, which is why it's easy to recognize her violent handwriting in murdered people.