For the order, it was really bad. They were practically threatened by Alice to be sent into Azkaban and she also had the audacity to go against them, but they had not enough members to deal with the Longbottoms. They had lost Alastor Moody. The man was furious to hear, what they had done and had said that he had morals unlike them. Even though Moody was a gruff man from the outside, but in the inside, he was a very caring man. Alastor only became an auror to protect the weak from being used by the strong. And he cut all ties with Albus and began to work further as an auror until his retirement. The man didn’t want to do anything with them. Then, there was the loss of Griselda. The woman was completely furious with the scandal of the DOE and refused to support the order any longer. She now concentrated herself with the Wizengamot and the school board meetings. And lastly, there were the Longbottoms. The couple was furious, what they had done to the Kurusu boy and cut all ties with the order for allowing child abuse and describing them that they were nothing better like death eaters. For the order, it was a living nightmare. Severus Snape refused to be a part of the order and said that he had now to concentrate on his teaching duty and head of house duty. The man also had to brew many potions for the hospital wing, but the order didn’t trust him anyway, because he had been given complete immunity and got away with his actions with not even a slap on his wrist. The other member, who had abandoned them, was Arthur Weasley. They thought, Arthur would be there with his kind and humble behaviour, but the man wasn’t anymore welcome, because of the way, how he was treating Molly, his own wife, and with what he had threatened her, if she did this again with his children and himself. The man became very selfish and cruel to his wife. Then, there were the children. The five older boys disowned their mother, Molly, and claimed publicly that they didn’t have a mother. Those ungrateful brats were not welcome in their order too. The only ones, who were welcome, were the two youngest members, but they were still too young to become order members.