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P.S. you don't think Eridan murdering one of Kanaya's friends in cold blood and blinding another one spurred her to murderous intent?

Well, no, there's a very clear artistic code for murderous intent in that arc: The spiky aura. It's seen on Feferi right before she tries to kill Eridan. And then on Kanaya right before she tries to kill Eridan. (This line fell out of the bottom.) And then on Kanaya right before she does kill Eridan. And then on Terezi right before she backstabs Vriska. Look at Kanaya's expressions: Before she just shows confusion and anger. It is only the hopesplosion that gets her screaming with rage and leaping at him. I mean, maybe the previous incidents helped, but she's doing nothing but standing there glaring at him until the hopesplosion.

Also, Eridan never showed any feeling about what he did, good or bad. His Return to the Core conversations are the last we've heard from him. His omnipresent scowl is ambiguous; Vriska was unambiguously grinning when she killed Tavros and she's later shown to have regretted it, so I don't think that thinking Eridan might is implausible.

let's also consider that prior to the hopesplosion, she and eridan were locked in a stand-off

she clearly intended to take him down then, and when kanaya takes someone down for something like that it isn't accomplished in any kind of neat or non-violent fashion. she had armed herself already, if you recall.

the destruction of the matriorb simply pushed her further over the edge so she wasn't even thinking about her method of attack, just flying in a murderous rage unsuccessfully

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