The Devil in an upright position is marked with the number XV. It both symbolically and literally refers to Lucifer. He is represented by a figure sitting on a pedestal, which has great horns, wings and women's breasts. Attached to the pedestal are two naked figures, which, like on card the Lovers, represent Adam and Eve. However, they have tails and horns and are completely naked. Thus, the Devil refers to the enslavement of man, the restriction of his freedom, and the exposure of his weaknesses. However, their chains remain loose, indicating that this is solely due to their own decision, which they can change at any time. The Devil has the symbol of an inverted pentagram on his forehead, which also refers to Satan. In his left hand is a lit torch pointing downward, and his right hand with the sign of Saturn is open and raised upward. The whole card has a black and dark background, which together with its symbolism indicates impurity, but also attachment to matter. The Devil in Tarot directly relates to all earthly temptations and related human weaknesses. It is the card of all addictions, especially those related to sexual and financial matters. The Devil is also a sign of toxic relationships that are difficult to break free from.