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If you tell her she's foolish, dangerous and arrogant and generally question her faith, she fails.
If you stoke up her faith and encourage her to be a merciless zealot, then she succeeds (I think) and leans into that.
Or if you respect/encourage her faith while also encouraging her to be merciful/open-minded, she succeeds and comes out as something akin to a Sororitas Paladin. (I don't know much sisters lore, I'm cribbing D&D terms here). That last one is what happened with me.
Unfortunately I can't point to you any specific instance that is responsible for this outcome, its more like a culmination of small moments.
Argenta isn't unique in this regard. Several characters will behave in self-destructive ways if certain things are or aren't done. Argenta just happens to be a more obvious example because a lot of people are understandably put off by her zealotry and tell her to cool it.