12…Ke8 13.Bc4 Rf8 14.Bf4 Nb6 15.Qe2 Bg4 (15…Nxc4 16.Rad1 Bd7 17.Bc7) 16.f3 Qd4+ 17.Kh1.

Absolutely a killing move, threatening 16.Rxe7.

Anyway!

By now Black is a rook up, but her king and queen are too heavily targeted.

Black’s position is hopeless.

21…exd5 22.Re1.

Black resigned.

11.cxd6 exd6 12.0-0 Rfe8, and at least Black wins back the pawn.

Winning back the pawn, but the position becomes more static. A more dynamic approach was 11…Nd7!? 12.cxd6 exd6, when Black seems to have sufficient compensation for the pawn, as White is still struggling with her development.