And in a way, she's uncannily accurate: she's completely detached from "human society" in a sense and has no identity. She is depicted as having no friends and no family members nor does she seem to care about not having them around. She has no place she calls "home" and effectively spends her days as a wanderer.

She's completely ruthless in a way and is really skilled at charming/manipulating people.

That said, the implementation is not perfect and it does get a little old because there is just only so much depth to her and also because it's a comedy with little to no ongoing plot. Also, it'd have been much more fun to see far more of the male character.

Still, it is fun to see how various characters get taken in by her and how she's able to get past everyone's trust and pull down their blinders, so she can have her way. And it's interesting how the boy lacks the kind of "moral stands" that'd have prevented him from co-operating with her. Ahh... a possible criminal in the makings. Or if not, he''s an exemplary instance of how conmen manage to "sucker" random strangers into committing crimes for them or into becoming their accomplice(sometimes for life).