Hm, makes sense. I always took Orson as a "negative example" for Seth, in a way. In a "If you neglect and entirely suppress your desires, you might end up like him". But with Orson as a negative example and the fact that I believe that Seth is more emotionally stable, I don't find the chance that that happens too high. But it could be fascinating.

Honestly, I find the chance that Kyle suffers the most under putting his duty over his personal life and needs higher. Idk, just a feeling.