Larissa Lima: Has She Finished Paying Her Debt to Society?

90 Day Fiance villain Larissa Dos Santos Lima poses with a single red rose. Notably, she is a big fan of flowers and feels indignant when she does not receive one from a suitor.

We all know that her marriage to Colt Johnson was toxic -- that much was apparent on camera. But when cameras were not rolling, things got so much worse. Be warned: some of the following images are graphic and contain blood.

Larissa Lima took to social media late that night to inform fans of what had gone down on the final night of her terrible marriage. The sight of her blood-smeared face continues to haunt many fans.

Larissa reported that after hours of "torment" that she received from Colt, she had lashed out, scratching his lip in her attempt to get him to stop. As a result, she said, he had called the police on her. This was not the first time that he had had her arrested, though the incident from November 2018 had stemmed from police being called on Colt (even though Larissa was arrested then, too).

To be clear, inflicting any degree of physical violence upon a partner qualifies as domestic violence. After Colt reportedly claimed to police that his nails were too short to scratch Larissa (a claim questioned by 90 Day Fiance fans, who noted that his nails appeared longer in many photos, too long for him to be a "chronic nail biter"), police arrested Larissa. And Colt filed for divorce while she was behind bars.

Larissa's friend, Carmen Nys, also lives in Vegas, and she took Larissa in and gave her a place to stay.

In February, Larissa joined Tinder, looking for a serious relationship. She ended up with Eric, who was a total upgrade.

Debbie, Colt's mother, gleefully predicted that Larissa would be deported. Larissa took to social media at the time to insist that it was not true.

There are resources for people who are looking to maintain legal residency and resist deportation, and Larissa availed herself of one of them.

In late May, Larissa had her assault trial. Tensions were high -- because if she were to be found guilty, her criminal record could see her deported from the US and returned to Brazil.

A number of outlets reported that Larissa had been found "guilty," but the truth wasn't quite so binary. The judge wanted to give Larissa the opportunity to demonstrate her sincerety, so she was required to pay fines, attend a fixed number of domestic violence awareness classes, and complete her community service.

The judge wanted Larissa to return in early July, and she agreed to do just that. She also took to social media to clarify that she had not been found guilty.

Larissa gave a shoutout to THG for spelling out the trial's results in their entirety.

She worked with immigration resources to ensure that her trial wouldn't lead to her deportation.

Larissa chose to look at the classes as a learning experience, and even as an opportunity to educate her followers.

At times, it looked like she was using her classes to accuse Colt of various forms of abuse. Given their divorce agreement, she could not simply come right out and say it.

Including maybe some helpful tips on how she can make future relationships healthier, at least on her side.

Using leverage like shelter, money, and immigration status as a weapon against a partner is never healthy or okay.

Things like the alleged incidents that she has described, from him reporting her phone stolen to dousing her with a drink out of anger, are not okay.

After breaking up with Eric in September, she did end up going on a friendly date with fellow 90 Day Fiance star Corey Rathgeber. No, they did not kiss. But one night out ignited a firestorm between Larissa and Evelin Villegas.

Since Larissa's trial was at the end of May and June is of course Pride Month, Larissa very appropriately spent time working the trans hotline.

Very simply, Larissa simply had to show the judge that she was taking this seriously and that she was both staying out of trouble and actively complying with court orders.

After her breakup with Eric, they made peace, and the feud with Evelin died down, too

In late November, Larissa shared that she had completed her domestic violence awareness classes.

RadarOnline reports that Larissa has paid off all of her fines and 48 hours of community service on top of having finished her six months of domestic violence prevention classes.

Larissa has another hearing scheduled for December 4.

After all, it looks like Larissa has done everything that she needs to in order to comply with the court's orders.

Larissa has been a huge success when it comes to Instagram endorsements.

Seriously, the same attitude that made her such an entertaining reality star also gives her a drive to succeed. We'll see how Wednesday's hearing goes.