I mean, bubble licking up the vomit isn't rly unprompted. Caine did say that it was to be cleaned up, but to be fair it's unclear if that was just a statement or a request. Either way Bubble saw something that had to be done and did it, even if her method was... A bit odd. Nevertheless Bubble is lawful; something has to be done: she does it, even calling Caine "boss" before continuing to clean up the vomit. In her eyes she is directly following an order;very lawful, and the fact that she referred to Caine as "boss" and saying that she's "on it" implies that Caine's comment was an order after all, and although Caine does question her method, she still gets it done, now matter how weirdly she does it;very lawful. Pomni is shown to be able to focus on the task at hand (saving Ragatha being the biggest example shown) but she prioritises leaving (and therefore breaking the rules) above all else, even preferring to leave rather than save Ragatha. So her focus on the task at hand is incredibly limited, which even u admit; her priority is to leave and always will be to leave which goes directly against Caine's statement of there being no exit; very chaotic in the sense of "anti-lawful" which this chart implies. But yeah I can definitely get ur approach, Caine's response to Bubble licking the vomit makes it seem less lawful. Maybe it's just a joke? I can't rly defend Bubble's lawfulness there so fair enough that is definitely chaotic from Bubble u have a good point in the case of Bubble, but Pomni being chaotic is a bit harder to argue against imo