Will Mullis wrote:
...  On this particular shoot everything was created with the emotion of "abandonment" in mind. She is dressed in a beautiful dress all ready to achieve her dreams only to be "stood up" by life. Now, her dress is dirty and tattered, she is completely alone crying tears of blood and bound by her thoughts that life has abandoned her.  ...

Interesting concept....here are my thoughts.

I don't get a sense of her being alone in these images.  Maybe part of that is because the setting doesn't seem remote enough and the shots are so tight that it is difficult to imagine where exactly she is.  Maybe it is because it appears to me that she hasn't been in these ropes very long making me think that someone was there recently, but rather than simply abandoning her they have deliberately bound and gagged her.  That doesn't sound like abandonment (lack of presence), but rather the opposite - a recent and very dominant presence.  This looks more like abduction to me than abandonment.

In these photos, the model's dress is torn, but otherwise she does not appear "run down" or derelict.  Her skin, hair and other physical feature appear to be in excellent condition.  To have been "stood up by life" I think you need to have the passage of time (otherwise life could just be running a tad late) and the passage of that time takes its toll.  To be stood up by life is not a single event, but many missed opportunities and chances.  A building freshly abandoned appears no different.  It is only with the passage of time that the lack of attention begins to become apparent.

In the two previous series the setting provides some clue that much time has passed since the last state of "normal".  I don't get that from the outdoor photos.  Perhaps if they were shot in a more desolate and desperate setting (without the lush green vegetation) it would work better?

I hope that's somehow helpful.