This was fantastic. I feel sorry for Dumbledore and Sirius. I never thought about Marietta Edgecombe like that.

Amazing idea! loved it. It explains a lot of Dumbledore's omniscience!

Very cute, but I also felt the weight Dumbledore feels. Very nice.

That was surprisingly wholesome. I was expecting a manipulative or voyeur Dumbledore. Love the idea of the chocolate cards being used this way.

Just what I needed today, thanks! X

This is actually a really neat idea! Definitely head canon worthy!

I love how you wrote Dumbledore. When I read the summary I assumed this would be a sneaky, maybe even manipulative version. But nope, you kept his personality spot on! Grandfatherly, with a quirky sense of humor, but also a hero that bears his titles with great pride and tries his hardest to do his best for the world. Thanks for sharing!

This is a great little oneshot.

This is a lovely idea. It's not how I interpret Dumbledore's emphasis on the importance of remaining a chocolate frog card, I view it more as chocolate frog cards intended for children being more important than the foibles of the politics of the day... but it's still lovely. And I love the benevolence of Dumbledore here. Plus the gernerosity towards the characters that are often disliked: Percy, Marietta, Pettigrew. Wonderful.

Intriguing idea.

Damn that's good.

Cannon accepted!

This was awesome and I love it.
It's sad how, as one of the cards pointed out, Fudge's paranoia really WOULD be really useful if used against Voldemort.

That is so cool! It's so neat to run across an interpretation in fanfic that's plausible but hasn't been done before, very clever!

The wizarding world's most powerful spy network. For who but the most paranoid of Dark wizard's suspects a spy to come bearing chocolate.

Oh, brilliant. I always figured that couldn't be a coincidence (no such thing as) and wondered why it didn't come up after book 3. I do hope someone brings up this theory with Rowling. And your writing as always is superlative.