happyMeanwhile,
selenak has written the sweetest little Londo and Vir Christmas-themed story it has ever been my pleasure to read. Go admire and luff it here. She makes both Vir and I cry and she uses Brother Theo to excellent effect, something that warms my Catholic heart.There was also something else she did for which I neglected to praise her- she captured an essential personality trait of Londo's that does much to endear me to the character:
When Londo does something that is kind and/or morally correct for someone, he enjoys it. Witness how joyous he is in A Voice in the Wilderness while piloting the shuttle for Delenn. Witness how joyous he is after he helps free Na'Toth in A Tragedy of Telepaths. Londo loves being good.
Meanwhile, when Londo doesn't do the right thing, he is haunted and miserable. The examples of this are legion because, alas, while he clearly has a healthy conscience, he is frequently unable to find the strength to follow it without threats (like G'Kar threatening to burn down the palace with him inside) being issued.
So the fact that Londo enjoyed whatever it was he did (which
selenak assures us we don't want to know *g*) to get those singers together for Vir was very true to character. Bravo! 