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You mean she accuses the other two Abyssals of "evil"? Of doing stuff they "ought", in the moral sense, not to do?
That's not really it. What they're doing is threatening her, but it's not "wrong" per se. It's not even necessarily inconvenient to her, since it relieves her of her boredom.
What Isley's doing is basically challenging the other two. Instinct could push to either fight or flight. I don't see why it has to be flight.
And because she's able of rational thought and long term planning, "fight" involves more than baring her teeth and charging. I don't see how her actions are inconsistent with the views she espoused.
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