WHAT WOULD YOU REALLY DIE FOR?

Jimmy and Eden are remarkably similar characters in terms of their actions and motivators. They're both men who fail to live up to ideals society sets for them (not being ambitious enough to climb to higher positions within their company, or at the very least, Jimmy not being capable, whereas Eden is implied to be too scared of failure to even try). They feel laughed at and mocked by the people around them, regardless of whether or not that's truly the case, and their insecurity is what drives them to use their workplaces and job titles to abuse women in their lives, and in Jimmy's case, try to take out the entire tulpar crew. While ringing fate doesn't have the same critiques of capitalism and dangerous workplaces offered by mouthwashing, I do think it was very bold for them to make clear what sort of person Eden is after humanizing and portraying him as a goofy, lovable sort of guy for most of the series, because we like to think monsters show themselves early, that the kinds of people capable of doing the things these two do are obviously predators, but that's not how things work, and it's important to acknowledge that the same people we view as friends and colleagues are still able to make the choice to destroy the lives of other people.