Sorry for being absent so long. I partly followed the thread and will go to reread in detail what I missed since I left. But first two things:
[X] Null
With Zaelix taking over, I'm not totally comformtable with my vote for now. He isn't cleared but I'll look for other suspects first, at least today.
2. In a normal game, the whole chain of events with ondine/shadell/Hobo would clear at least one person.
This isn't a normal game, so please don't be too hasty to clear people. All of them could still be scum.
2.1 Ondine claims to got attacked and healed. Could be true but there are several possibilities for her to lie.
a) She was informed that she was doc'd. Might be the doc's drawback. This could mean Shadell's telling the truth. Or she's scum as well, jumping on a clever built excuse.
b) She wasn't doc'd but claims to be. Only works with Shadell being scum as well. Hobo claimng to have seen Shadell visiting Ondine could be Shadell being the scum lawyer.
2.2 Given Ondine's town and is telling the truth. So we're going with scum Shadell
a) She was seen by Hobo to have visited Ondine. So she was the attacker and since it already is in the thread that ondine was doc'd, she claims doc.
But wouldn't be there a counterclaim? Well, there are possibly 2 docs in the game. There is always the possibility of two players choosing the same target. Ondine wasn't getting much suspicion yesterday, so she is a viable scum target.
2.3 Only Hobo is lying and is scum
Meso already mentioned that. It's truly possible. I can't really say if forcing Shadell to claim was a good move or a bad one yet. It rather seems towny to me since scum could have gone for the NK.
Before anyone asks where the NK went under 2.1:
Scum could have gone for dousing someone. I guess this could be silent.
@QTesseract, since you have the most experience, how does arsonists commonly work here?
For the why: We don't know scum's drawbacks. They might only be able to kill every even night.
I don't say any of this is the truth and player X is scum. All I ask of you is to not clear someone prematurely.