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- Saul, a Defense Lawyer who slowly loses his Sense of Justice vs Miles, a Prosecutor who slowly gets his Sense of Justice back.

- Both had a turning point in their childhood (For Jimmy it was stealing money from his father/for Miles the DL-6 incident after which Miles, despite wanting to be a defense lawyer, became a prosecutor eventually).

- While going their initial career routes they looked up to an old person with a lot of experience and just in general, mentors that motivated them to go the route they were going (Jimmy going in a path of becoming an actual lawyer hardworking at a company while looking up to his brother Chuck McGill, while Miles went down a path of becoming an undefeatable prosecutor doing whatever it takes to get a guilty verdict, while looking up to his foster-father, Von Karma).

- Sooner it turns out that said old person actually dislikes them because of past mistakes being made (Chuck thinking Jimmy will never change at all, Von Karma associating Miles with his real father who he killed because of being a threat to his win record, as well as Miles accidentally damaging Karma's shoulder).

- The murderous events they've experienced traumatized them to the point that even a small similarity with said events gives them flashbacks (The DL-6 incident beginning as an earthquake in an elevator which gave Miles traumatized experience with earthquakes, while Jimmy's conflict in the desert gave him a traumatized experience with guns).

- After basically changing their paths (in quite contrasting ways as well), Jimmy influenced his best friend who's also a defense lawyer into becoming the same as him, while Miles was influenced by his best friend who's also a defense lawyer to become better, with said lawyers also standing behind their backs no matter what (Kim Wexler and Phoenix Wright respectively, who even when Jimmy and Miles were accused of a crime with having strong evidence against them, until they stood and provided defense for them).

Description
- Saul, a Defense Lawyer who slowly loses his Sense of Justice vs Miles, a Prosecutor who slowly gets his Sense of Justice back.

- Both had a turning point in their childhood (For Jimmy it was stealing money from his father/for Miles the DL-6 incident after which Miles, despite wanting to be a defense lawyer, became a prosecutor eventually).

- While going their initial career routes they looked up to an old person with a lot of experience and just in general, mentors that motivated them to go the route they were going (Jimmy going in a path of becoming an actual lawyer hardworking at a company while looking up to his brother Chuck McGill, while Miles went down a path of becoming an undefeatable prosecutor doing whatever it takes to get a guilty verdict, while looking up to his foster-father, Von Karma).

- Sooner it turns out that said old person actually dislikes them because of past mistakes being made (Chuck thinking Jimmy will never change at all, Von Karma associating Miles with his real father who he killed because of being a threat to his win record, as well as Miles accidentally damaging Karma's shoulder).

- The murderous events they've experienced traumatized them to the point that even a small similarity with said events gives them flashbacks (The DL-6 incident beginning as an earthquake in an elevator which gave Miles traumatized experience with earthquakes, while Jimmy's conflict in the desert gave him a traumatized experience with guns).

- After basically changing their paths (in quite contrasting ways as well), Jimmy influenced his best friend who's also a defense lawyer into becoming the same as him, while Miles was influenced by his best friend who's also a defense lawyer to become better, with said lawyers also standing behind their backs no matter what (Kim Wexler and Phoenix Wright respectively, who even when Jimmy and Miles were accused of a crime with having strong evidence against them, until they stood and provided defense for them).