Then, there was the dark fraction. Albus noticed that the only blood supremacists and Voldemort’s followers were the Yaxley, Crabbe, Goyle, Selwyn, Dolohov, Bulstrode, Pucey and Parkinson families. He knew that Travers was traditionally a dark family, but this family never supported Voldemort. Then, he noticed that the seats of the Rowle and Rookwood families remained active after the deaths of Thorfinn Rowle and Augustus Rookwood. Albus knew that somewhere, family members must be alive, but where they were, would remain a mystery to him. He knew that the Avery, Mulciber and McNair families had died out at the end of the war. But there was trouble coming from the Nott family. Albus knew that Tarquinius Nott was not a supporter, but his father, Tiberius Nott, was. After Tiberius Nott died, Albus was ready to curse the man, when he married a muggleborn Hufflepuff, which really improved the family image. And Albus was even more infuriated that the woman was not really a supporter of his since she was wary of him. She was a strong embodiment of a Hufflepuff and the woman noticed during her school days that Albus was favouring the Gryffindors even more, which in her sights was unfair. She also followed the olde traditions and religion in her husband’s comfort and behaved like a proper pureblood wife. For The magical world, it was a shock that Tarquinius married a muggleborn. He received a lot of gifts from the neutral section and even some from the light section. There were some cards from the dark fraction, who congratulated the Nott family, but most sent him nasty presents, which were ignored. Even though the Notts were traditionally a dark family, they became pariahs in the dark fraction.