Thank you.:D I do like writing Dumbledore and I am a little saddened by the fact that, for his part in DH, I got how hard it was to be the man making the life and death decisions in order to win a war, but slightly lost the sense of how much he loved those involved while doing so which I'd always had previously. So it was nice to remember what McGonagall said about him in the hospital wing, as I'm sure he would have regretted Remus leaving Tonks and not intended it at all.

The interesting bit about Dumbledore is that he has no one to confide in or trust, which was where Firenze came in handy. I've always had a hankering to write him, though I'm saying nothing about James McAvoy images... ;) There's only one way with centaur romance and I think that's not to do it!

Thank you again for a lovely comment.