Osiris raped Seth again??.

I know about the flashback but if you actually pay attention to ch.10 & Ch.32 (both versions) it looks like something did happen again in ch.10. Seth is remembering when he mets Osiris again for the first in a long time in ch.32, theyre in the same position as Osiris wraps his vines around him & says the same line again back in ch.10, I didn't read the all age version of ch32 but I seen panels & the panel where Seth is wrap around the vines & Osiris is holding him, it gives something did happen in ch.10, it's a theory but someone on Twitter made a good point about it as well

In ch.10 iris even says Osiris disappeared & it seems he was gone for awhile

Well made not rape him but something definitely happen than just a kiss

I can see it as that too & also in the way I said before, so I just read the all age version of ch.32, the last panel we see is Seth tangled in vines while we have Osiris holding him by the waist & we see horus hand above him, because in that moment horus is raping Seth in real time by pulling his hair (as we see in the mature version) so that's why I'm assuming he confusing the current moment with Horus to when Osiris did something to him in ch.10, im sorry but i doubt Osiris went to Seth just to kiss him, I truly believe Osiris did something more to Seth since the parallels in both versions look similar to each other, Seth is remembering the trauma he just experienced recently to what horus is doing to him now.
I can see we can disagree on this, I don't want fight, its just the way this connects to each other I see it differently now

It's not completely impossible but doubtful, given Seth now knows Osiris was always using Anubis' body and he has never changed the way he acts around Anubis... you'd think if the author wanted us to see it like that then they would have made Seth have at least some kind of reaction near Anubis knowing Osiris had used Anubis' body to rape him (since, even if Seth sort of "ignored" Horus' rape of him later on, he did react at least wanting to off him, at first, so it's not like he can always keep that impervious act at all times no matter what...). I can't think of any reason for the author having that intention in chapter 10 and then not once going back to that after Seth finally Osiris had always been using Anubis' body, in chapter 38.

*after Seth finally realized Osiris had always been using Anubis' body, in chapter 38.

I think its because even if Osiris is using Anubis body Seth still sees it as Osiris who did it not Anubis.
Plus I noticed after Osiris leaves Anubis body, Anubis has more scarring than he did in chapter 5

Then again I can just be overthinking that part because some of the scars look the same from ch.5

Well of course there'd be more scarring, because Osiris used the thorny vines again to immobilize him in order to kiss him... and Seth of course tried to resist even that, particularly since he doesn't like it when Osiris tries any method to let it sink in to Seth that, even dead, he's still "stronger than he is" (and thus, capable of easily immobilizing him). I saw the whole thing as another jerk display of strength Osiris used in order to try and plant/water the seeds of doubt further into Seth, by making a brief-and.to-the-point show of "superior strength" right then and there. But going anything further than that, and actually raping him right then and there, too, would have been too risky and frankly unnecessarily reckless, because the entire Ennead was still right there around the corner, anyone could have seen them, and Osiris had just given them a testimony of half-truths that had barely managed to convince many of them... (and Ra, in particular!) Osiris can't afford to run risks that may make it possible for the rest of the Ennead to know for sure what he did to Seth, because then they would all intervene to protect him and it'd be a lot more difficult for Osiris to manage to whisk Seth away to Duat (and believe me, this is what he WILL try). Ever since Seth outwitted him and managed to send his a** directly to Duat, Osiris learned his hard lesson, and he never does anything risky or unnecessary that could clearly expose him, let alone without considerable preparation. ...This is why I highly doubt it. If none of that comes out in season 2, then I guess it's safe to assume that's not how the author wanted us to interpret that one scene.

Lol, yeah...haha. Honesty I don't mind if it goes either way, as all the same I think it's gonna be super entertaining! (and, really, I consider anything with him no longer crying and snotting all over the floor like an improvement)