She refuses to acknowledge that the clones are sentient and fights tooth and nail to deny them any sort of protection, even when it's clear that many are suffering, and even DYING, from the abuse they face. Her only possible benefit from this is making sure that the senate doesn't see the clones as people, because if they do, she's at risk of losing the rights to her "property."
She has no qualms about giving Hevy a delayed self-termination order in a hallway filled with multiple Senate Guards and Senator Padme Amidala herself.
It's the pure pettiness of the act that makes it so shocking. Burtoni was willing to risk the exposure of the chips, and by extension the Kaminoan's entire lives work, just because Hevy had defied her. Entitled Bastard at its finest.
Hevy even outright wonders if Burtoni has tried to have people killed in the past, or if she was one of the ones who was giving the Coruscant Guard orders to force them to do secret missions.
Pong Krell's treatment of his troops in Chapter 36 after finding them celebrating Hevy's speech. From force choking and throwing around his Clone Captain, Kyber, it highlights what a nasty piece of work he was.
In the one-shot spin-off "Silent Cry" Commander Gree and the rest of the 41st can sense the unease of his troops.
It gets worse when Gree asks Captain Kyber's men where he is. They tell him he's in the med bay. When Gree asks if he's injured they reply with "Always."
Stone's situation in Chapter 41 is like something out of a horror novel.
In Chapter 45, we discover that the Son is back and acting against his sister. Since the Daughter chose the Domino Squad as her champions, he selects one of his own: Pong Krell.
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