She hasn't had a ton of room to flex her evil muscles, but she is an agent of both chaos and evil. She kills the people she wants to kill, she doesn't kill the people she doesn't want to kill, and sometimes that switch flips pretty easily. And no matter what she's doing, she tries to enjoy herself.<br/><br/>Trying to impose your moral rules system onto her itself would be the wrong way to go about it, as those rules don't matter. Their existence is, at best, a faulty social construct that creates in- and out-groups by making some 'righteous' and others not. And in the face of the groups that consist of Those That Are Princess Harriet and Those That Are Not Princess Harriet, such rules just kind of fall apart.<br/><br/>It's bringing others across to Those That Are Princess Harriet, or at least closer, that is the tricky part. But with an uplifted spirit and strength of arms, Princess Harriet believes in herself and her cause!<br/><br/><br/><br/>It should also be noted that Princess Harriet is pretty sure that the dwarves are going to be tortured, jailed, all that good stuff. Either by the city of Maldur and those precious laws and guardsmen, or by Greed himself.