Lisa was likely blocked by the opium smoker.
According to the description, Vegtam killed a man. Or rather, a woman. Veg's role is more interesting: initially, I thought he was a protector. He was protecting Leang, but his target was redirected by the lawyer to Ple-sena. However, I don't see any evidence of this. And that makes it possible that Veg is a vagrant. Although, of course, I might have simply missed the evidence, and "blocking the entrance to the room" still seems to indicate a protective role. I think the reason for the target redirection is clear. Oh, and also, this "clinging to the doorframe" could be a clue – a similar scene could have appeared in literature.
Since Vegtam killed a man, Zedzi was already killed by the mafia. This boils down to the fact that the mafia performed three actions during the night: a block, a target redirection, and a kill. Zedzi, according to the description, was a postman. He was killed by Jane – you'll agree that a block, complete removal of protection, and target redirection are more important than her ability with a 25% chance of bypassing protection, and that only when attacking a male role. That's why she was sent on the first kill, which is confirmed by the method of the murder. The clue is the Monte Cristo sticker, but I don't have time to investigate it right now. I'll go home and study the possible scenarios.
Arandora probably checked if the butler left the room. I'm not sure about this yet, because everything else is quite confusing.
Pandora, it seems, was checked by the Head Maid – this is the easiest to say, because the three actions of the mafia during the night did not include removing the protection of the Enamored Maid (and this is pointless against a player who already has immunity on the first night).
Then, for Hostor and The One, the remaining neutral roles were the Cook, Doctor, Tapman, Hastings, and the Maid. The description about the mice is associated with a vagrant who quietly stole food; in this case, Veg was either the Tapman or the Butler. Accordingly, if Veg was the Tapman, then the clues need to be searched for. If Veg was the Butler, then someone else checked Ara. Judging by the male voice, for example, Hastings checked the status. Hosa might have been blocked by the Maid – a door locked shut. But in this part of the newspaper, it's hard for me to say anything. For now.
In general, I think we have two initial goals: to figure out what all the neutral roles did and who did what among the unclear (although, perhaps, it's already clear to more experienced players), and to find Zedzi's killer, because even if he isn't the postman, which I doubt, it's obvious that he's a town member.



