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Going off this, the name Dung Eater takes on a slightly different meaning. The fact that the wounds on his victims are around the stomach and pelvis region, and that he 'prevents their souls from returning to the Erdtree' gives a possible clue into what he's doing.
Lastly, the Seedbed Curse is very clearly the Omen Curse. How the Dung Eater is cultivating this curse in others is unknown, but one theory is that he is replacing their Shirikodama with pieces of Omen flesh, almost in a grafting process similar to Godrick. All speculation, but this is what made sense to me.
Which also does imply that Omens are soulless monsters.
Alternatively he's infecting their souls with some kind of filth that turns them into omen's on the next cycle instead. Not sure if that's any better.
The Dung Eater sure isn't a gardener, at least in the traditional sense.
You're all wrong. It obviously has to do with feet because Miyazaki