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As a bard you can mess with them pretty good and they leave without incident.
I mean.... https://www.dndbeyond.com/monsters/16969-ogre
Then be mad at WoTC for making DnD ogres look like that. Larian did a good job translating the design.
I know, right, they look nothing like Charles Audobon's definitive illustrations of ogres in the wild!
I always just walk past that.
Not going to interupt there fun times just because i find is disguisting.
It's meant to Subvert Expectations first by telling you that this isn't your grandpa's dnd session with noble knights slaying dragons. We have le quirky sex comedy scenes.
Secondly, if you speak with the dead afterwards, you are further "subverted" because they were actually in love and you were a big dumb chud for killing these valid heckin lovers.
The writers love these kinds of mildly annoying gotcha moments. Another example is the owlbear cub. If you don't kill it because your feel bad for leaving it an orphan it will proceed to eat it's mother's corpse. See what they did there? Aren't they clever and not at all cliche with their subverting my dude??