Cara Delevigne is everywhere these days!

She just starred in the adaptation of John Green's "Paper Towns" and now she's talking about her upcoming role as Enchantress in "Suicide Squad."

Last week, the model was a guest on "Late Night With Seth Myers" and she explained her role in the villain-centered film.

She told Myers, "The part I'm playing, I'm actually playing two different parts. The second act is just a dream. I'm playing opposites, a mousey kind of scientist and a crazy, feral witch, which is great. Both sides of my personality, which is nice."

That being said, it looks like her character will undergo some sort of transformation during the film, which is not too uncommon.

Her story is not unlike fellow villain and squad mate, Harley Quinn.

The more that fans see of David Ayer's film, the more they are certain that Margot Robbie's Harley will play an important role.

According to Screen Crush, there is also a possibility that there is a possibility that the film will touch on Joker's partner's origin story.

Those already familiar with the Comics know that Harley (AKA Harleen Quinn) used to be a psychiatrist before she went crazy, so Ayer may decide to shake it up a bit to give her a separate identity.

There is also the possibility thatHarley's estrangement from Joker is a result of her guilt over the death of Jason Todd (AKA the second Robin), reported Latino Review.

Of course, considering the Comic Book Universe, Todd eventually returns in the comics as Red Hood. The character is said to be a "priority" for Warner Bros, indicating the possibility of a big story arc in the DC Universe.

There is also the possibility that (Spoiler alert!) Harley could have had a romance before she devoted herself to Joker.

Film footage teased that she may have had a relationship with Rick Flag before her transformation. Screen Crush speculated that this particular plot point was not included in the comics.

In "Suicide Squad", villains like Delevigne's Enchantress, Jared Leto's Joker, and Margot Robbie's Harley are working together as part of a government controlled unit of incarcerated criminals doing dirty jobs in exchange for shorter sentences

The film also stars Viola Davis as Amanda Waller, Will Smith as Deadshot, and Jai Courtney as Boomerang.

"Suicide Squad" will hit theaters on August 5, 2016.