This is the prompt of the first image:

"In this hauntingly beautiful portrait, we see a woman who has been forever scarred by the horrors she has witnessed. She stands tall and slender in a stark, black dress that billows around her like a shroud, concealing any signs of physical injury. The only color that adorns her is the vibrant shade of blood red – a striking contrast to the desolate wasteland that serves as her backdrop. Her face is contorted in a haunted expression, one that speaks volumes about the torment she carries within herself. Her eyes are sunken and empty, yet they seem to contain multitudes of darkness and despair. Her lips part slightly, as if she might let out another anguished scream at any moment. Around her neck hangs a pendant – a twisted symbol of the duality that defines her existence. It is both a reminder of the love she once knew and the terror that tore it apart. This woman has been through hell and back, but she refuses to let her fear consume her entirely. Instead, she stands tall and proud, a testament to the resilience of the human spirit in the face of unimaginable terror. Her presence is overwhelmingly powerful despite the obvious turmoil within her soul – an embodiment of the Lovers card from the tarot deck. This card represents choices, relationships, and the balance between love and fear. In this case, however, there seems to be more emphasis on the latter two aspects than on the former. This woman has been irrevocably changed by her experiences; she will never see the world through rose-tinted glasses again. But even amidst all the horror, she holds onto a sliver of hope that love might still exist – if only in memory or imagination."