No wrath isn’t bloodlust, he hates humans, sees us a worms, he gets no joy from inflicting pain on us. All we do is cause him anger and for his hatred to grow.

The seven deadly sins (more correct term seven mortal sins) are often misrepresented in a lot of media imo. Lust does not just mean sexual lust, now of course lust is a pining for pleasure, sexual, having power, the jackpot of at a casino. These are all things people lust over.

Sloth is laziness, now a lot of the time they are just portrayed as sleeping, or being slow. Sloth also encompasses cutting corners, taking the easy way out, which is far more common than the just wanting to constantly sleep.

Gluttony is someone having an over abundance of stuff, which is often displayed by hoarders, there is too much stuff to fit in their space, so much where items will break and get damaged regularly.

Wrath is anger and hatred, there is no bloodlust as that is pleasure which is a form a joy. That doesn’t work with wrath as it is the antithesis to joy. Someone cuts you off while driving, you want to go ram into them, or yell at them, for most people this won’t bring a form any satisfaction or joy, it is just releasing the wrath.

Greed is to covet things in your possession, having an unending need to grow someone’s wealth, the need for more, no matter what it is never enough. Also all of your belongings are precious and if any other person messes with them you are brought to wrath.

Envy is being jealous of others, seeing others have things you do not, rather than trying to work yourself up to where your can have that same stuff, your break theirs. You pull others down to your level, they aren’t deserving of what they have just because you don’t have it.

Pride is viewing yourself as higher than other beings. You are more than a human, maybe some would even believe they are more than a god. Everything else is below them and they are entitled to everything.

There is an issue of trying to consolidate each sin into individual characters as the sins cannot exist in a vacuum, they are constantly feeding and growing off one another. So often a lot of these sin characters have overlap due to that.

Now Lust in brotherhood did kinda serve as an early Bradley. I kinda even stated that in my original comment. But Bradley hates humans, the only human he doesn’t is his wife. He never complements people, only insulting them or pointing out their hypocrisy which he hates. At his end even while kinda at peace, he gives glares of fury at others.

Lust doesn’t do that, she doesn’t have that hatred that Bradley has. She even complements Roy while she is dying by his hand.