>>714021530Evidence for what part?
We know the Omen have nightmares about wraiths tormenting them, this comes from the Omen Killer Mask. With the Omen Killers modeling themselves on these nightmares.
But we also know that the Omen aren't actually vile cursed monsters, but that horns are direct results of being touched by the Crucible. The Crucible talismans all talk about how various animal traits, like horns, feathers, tails, are just aspects of being closer to the Crucible which was the primordial soup life sprang from. Omens are closer to the Crucible Knights than something actually twisted and evil like Revenants.
What is more likely than the Omen just being horribly cursed from birth, is that they are just tormented and tortured, which they are, into ending up traumatized and actually cursed. Perhaps even deliberately so by Marika. Ones like Mohg and Morgott that managed to escape their fate in the sewers and gain a control over their lives aren't shedding wraiths all the time and don't have cursed souls. They instead are just demigods, as the others.
The Dung Eater is shallow and what he wants is to embrace what is hated by society and revel in it.
He wants to be disgusting, deranged, violent, brutal, and vile in every way possible. And he likes that Omens are treated like dogshit, so he dresses as one.
But he has no understanding of the Omens themselves. He doesn't understand their link to the Crucible or how they're not evil curses at all.
He doesn't care about anything but being disgusting and ostracized as much as is possible.
Yes, the Scadutree is the dark reflection of the Erdtree, but that doesn't mean that the Crucible was used as the material to create it.
The Crucible is a separate entity from both, but the Erdtree acts as a modern version of it in certain ways.