It'll probably take a couple of days for people to start "cycling down" from the incident.
There'll probably be a modification to what sort of ban occurs at Serenity Valley, particularly depending on what sort of trial and tribunal occurs. Odds are still pretty good that the girls, themselves, will be fairly well unwelcome at Serenity Valley. It might not be an official ban for two out of the three, but they'll always get sideeyes on the street, shopkeepers will be mysteriously all going on break at the same time, etcetera. Basically a passive-aggressive hostility, at least until they show that they've learned from what happened.
I do expect that Miyu Glear, after all that, will still have them do their damndest to throw the book at her - as many charges as they think they can get to stick to her would likely be levied. Try to put her away as long as possible, hope to be able to include a mandatory weaponry removal even after she's released.
Similar would probably be done with The Professor himself... although part of that would be to try to ensure they could get him the help he needs to actually start managing the problems of being a Mad. Hells, the horrors of waking up, and realizing that "She did WHAT?!" might be enough to shake him into realizing he needs that help, that he might need someone there who can tell him he needs to back off, needs to get some sleep on a set schedule (8 hours every 24), needs to make sure he has enough experimental material he can get the needed distraction when he does go Blue Haired to keep from hurting others in the process.
Charges against the Ryoko and Catty would likely be just to help "detach" them from being his caretakers, possibly by trying to force a plea deal where they agree to let The Professor be helped in whatever ways he actually needs. Assuming, of course, they haven't quite realized that they're actually a part of the problem.
I do agree there will be some aftermath. It's possible that part of the aftermath will consist of "we all overreacted in the heat of the moment." This is probably part of the reason why, years later, Nene, Geo and Myk were so upset when Jeph set off a Blue Hair Day with that batch of Klatchian Coffee.
EDIT: OK, ninja'd by Mal.
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"You know how parents tell you everything's going to fine, but you know they're lying to make you feel better? Everything's going to be fine." - The Doctor
There'll probably be a modification to what sort of ban occurs at Serenity Valley, particularly depending on what sort of trial and tribunal occurs. Odds are still pretty good that the girls, themselves, will be fairly well unwelcome at Serenity Valley. It might not be an official ban for two out of the three, but they'll always get sideeyes on the street, shopkeepers will be mysteriously all going on break at the same time, etcetera. Basically a passive-aggressive hostility, at least until they show that they've learned from what happened.
I do expect that Miyu Glear, after all that, will still have them do their damndest to throw the book at her - as many charges as they think they can get to stick to her would likely be levied. Try to put her away as long as possible, hope to be able to include a mandatory weaponry removal even after she's released.
Similar would probably be done with The Professor himself... although part of that would be to try to ensure they could get him the help he needs to actually start managing the problems of being a Mad. Hells, the horrors of waking up, and realizing that "She did WHAT?!" might be enough to shake him into realizing he needs that help, that he might need someone there who can tell him he needs to back off, needs to get some sleep on a set schedule (8 hours every 24), needs to make sure he has enough experimental material he can get the needed distraction when he does go Blue Haired to keep from hurting others in the process.
Charges against the Ryoko and Catty would likely be just to help "detach" them from being his caretakers, possibly by trying to force a plea deal where they agree to let The Professor be helped in whatever ways he actually needs. Assuming, of course, they haven't quite realized that they're actually a part of the problem.
I do agree there will be some aftermath. It's possible that part of the aftermath will consist of "we all overreacted in the heat of the moment." This is probably part of the reason why, years later, Nene, Geo and Myk were so upset when Jeph set off a Blue Hair Day with that batch of Klatchian Coffee.
EDIT: OK, ninja'd by Mal.
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"You know how parents tell you everything's going to fine, but you know they're lying to make you feel better? Everything's going to be fine." - The Doctor