It is
But at the same time the entire thing played out similarly to the book of sins in the chapters
If we take to account the new Info
All the ones Es chose to kill were all people who are a threat to her.
And if Jack was influenced by reading her Book of Sin then chances are the reason she often was disruptive was it was to skew towards Es taking out specific people
Plus it's like the original where the people who are viewing are the judges since this is a prequel
This is kinda a difficult judgement since she did not fight back against the accusations.
If the rabbit's speculations are true, then Torch got the short end of the stick than just a burden of her dying. The first person he valued and probably considered as a friend was just a lie.
If I recall from the novels, Torch is the next guard taking the same 'ES' name. He should have been the one to deliver the judgement.
I do think that Es probably did some of those things on purpose/with negative intent. I think it was in Close's arc that she mentioned that Es was growing tired of her relationship with Nervous.
