This is my representation of the Devil. A palpable, insidious figure... Real.
The painting concept is the allegorical figure of the pathological Narcissist who, in order to feed own ego, is willing to deeply wound itself in order show to society as the victim ofown prey -it may be partner, friends, or even own children.
Often, the narcissist ends the "big plan" into commited suicide itself, further strengthening the mask of the victim, to the point of causing discomfort to the intended subjects, such as the future malaise caused by this act.

The face portrayed in this painting, almost childlike and genuine, is reassuring. The naturalistic background is also comforting, a theatrical stage designed down to the smallest detail for her "big plan".
That's not impossible to notice at first glance the deep and deeply rooted wounds (even symbolic ones, due to the unconscious consumption caused by the pathology).
Her dark, black, cold, calculating eyes, the sketchy smile hidden by the abrasion of her gag (representing the attempts -from victim- to fight the Narcissist, whose Word is the primary weapon), and the great black void around her... Once will be noticed it's too late, as you've already fallen into her trap.
The only way to avoid the Narcissist is to ignore its searching gaze and ignore its cries for help. Those who have had experience will be more likely to recognize the distinctive features of the "big plan" 's trap.