Of course, what I learned n1 and you will learn n2 (unless you are scum), is that both wagons of Oarfish and Dormio were town. Scum could lynch one or the other as they chose, or even go for the no-lynch. In this case, What Would Scum Do? I assume since someone WAS lynched, that in the end they decided not to try to no-lynch, whether or not they started working towards it or even considered it a possibility.
Recall that my wagon had strong momentum until it stalled out. Let us assume Scum had a hand in this. Let us also assume that Dormio was lynched with the acquiescence of Scum. What would have been their ideal actions during the final hours of the day? I submit to you that they would have done something perhaps like this ...

Ideally, Scum would be on the majority wagon while voicing concern over whether it was truly a Scum wagon or not. Possibly the third scum would be on a different wagon. Then, they would switch to the other wagon, even hammering it at the last minute for extra towncred (from preventing the no-lynch). The entire scumteam would not end up on the final wagon, so the two switching scumvotes would split if the third was already on that wagon.
Of course, this is the IDEAL scum position. In all likeliness, it is not realistic that Scum would play this well.