An old 19th-century newspaper cover featuring 'The Victim's Mask: How Manipulation Hides Behind Blame'. A figure of a woman, with a sad expression, stands in front of a crowd, pointing towards a man who looks confused and uncertain, questioning his own judgment. The scene represents how the manipulator shifts blame, positioning herself as the victim, causing doubt in the victim's mind. Ink-style illustration, vintage engraving effect, warm sepia tones, vertical poster format.