A 'soft' Brexit now looks like the most likely outcome.
We could end up with most of the downside of EU membership but without representation.
So many mistakes have been made along the way. Cameron should have fought harder and longer with the EU for concessions on our relationship before calling the referendum. He never imagined he might lose. The possible implications of Brexit ought to have been investigated in advance.
May's decision to call a general election was madness. She should have been consulting with a cross-party group on Brexit throughout but she doesn't know how to collaborate. The outline of a plan — and a set of red lines — ought to have been worked out within Parliament before Article 50 was triggered not 24 hours before the deadline.
She has already agreed to go once stage one of Brexit is complete. Then the real negotiation begins.