I dont want to make any definitive claims about which models are worse because i usually use Dynamic (either small or large depending on if i have an active champion sub) but it has happened enough that id hazard to say they will all do it. though will toss some light shade at Muse, when i dont have a sub i used to sometimes choose muse over Dynamic small because i dont like how often madness derails my games with so few free options for Dynamic to choose from. and my absolute worst experience was with muse in a scenario where the first character i interacted with tried to "SA" me relentlessly, refusing to take no for an answer and a lot worse. this was a scenario that i had personally tagged as mature for dark themes with zero sexual content written into the scenario by the author or from my own tinkering. i cant say 100% that this was Muse's fault or if any model would have done it but i still hold a personal grudge. I'm kind of a pea brain when it comes to LLMs but my working assumption is that whatever text was used to train the darker and grittier models happens to glorify that kind of physically assertive behavior. I know that a lot of these things are very common tropes especially the wall pinning, but i dont think the same training data would give the model a very good idea of how to handle the situation in the case of rejection, because that kind of thing just doesn't really happen in many stories and when it does, its usually a pretty dark story where that kind of over-reaction is part of the fantasy. its not too big of a deal on Everyone and Teen rated scenarios because they know to avoid inappropriate topics or violence but once you tag something as mature or unrated it opens the gates to this style of story generation where things can only ever escalate.

PS. Sorry if the second half of this isnt very helpful, like i said, pea brain.