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>>86833 >>86835 I'm not saying that it's my personal opinion, I'm just suggesting to you why those people you're frustrated with might have come to those conclusions.
Some may also get confused by those interactions due to how headstrong Satsuki usually is. You'd figure that she would resist if she strongly objected to it, resolve and all that (hypocrisy?). So what comes to mind is that it's all part of her plan, she's choosing to let it happen because the keikaku will make it all better. From what's been shown of her (again, the lack of information makes things incredibly murky), if she wants to fight, even against something incredibly immense and foreboding, she'll fight it. The fact that she isn't makes it look like she's permitting it to happen, by choice. With that it mind, it looks like consent, rather than coercion, so the scene doesn't ring as many alarm bells in people's heads unless they entertain the idea that Satsuki doesn't resist because it would be pointless against someone as powerful as her mother.
But that sentiment doesn't have that much clout as we haven't really seen Ragyo show any strength that doesn't involve lens flares or dosh.
That said, if Ragyo does end up beating Satsuki and her little friends nearly half to death, rewatching that bathing/groping scene will be less about titillation and more about "holy shit, Ragyo could've snapped her in half right there," once they have that image of the Kiryuin senior ripping things to shreds during her debut battle in their heads.
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