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No. Not in the same way as Malacath. Auri-El is more like an incarnation or representative than a "shat out version". Auri-El continues to embody order and stasis in his Altmeric incarnation. Trinimac was fundamentally changed/corrupted from being a proud, chivalrous warrior of metaphysical order (Anu), who legendarily ripped out Lorkhan's heart, to being the lord of the spurned and cursed.a figuratively shat out and distorted version of Anu.
Not to mention that Boethiah is the one who corrupted him, who in the Chimer/Dunmer religion is credited for "the truth of Lorkhan's test", the Psjic Endeavor. You might be able to make the argument that Auri-El's Altmeric form is a bit off as a result of cultural evolution through time, but he essentially embodies the same traits he originally had, and at the very least is still fundamentally on the same side of the dichotomy of Anu vs Padomay.
This is a dumb false equivalence for reasons stated above. Corrupted by your enemies to become essentially the antithesis of what you were before =/= specifics of your mythological character changing slightly over time.To be Mer is to have fallen for Lorkhan's big jape and the corruption of Malacath serves as poetic rhyme to that event.
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