Picking a Borean wolf for a literary character

[Kesstryl]

There's a wolf character in a book, and he was described as having a silver coat. A quote from his mother described him like this "it was silvery, and it looked as if the stars had fallen into it." I'm not sure which Borean wolf would be better to represent this character, the White one which looks more gray than white, but too gray to be silver, or the Faded which looks like true white with maybe a little silver. Do you have opinions on which wolf looks like a silvery gray with starlight falling into the fur?

[MoonBleached]

I'd say that the White Borean wolf looks more silver in its sprite than the faded

[pegasi1978]

The white reminds me more of starlight.

[Kesstryl]

LOL, you guys are as undecided as I am and can see the benefits of both. Thank you for taking time to comment and vote Hopefully more will weigh in so I can see what people think.

[Kesstryl]

I did finally make a choice, and only because I learned that in the last book (which I haven't read yet because I have to order it, local bookstores don't seem to have it), his fur becomes even more star-like and so lighter still. I went with the Faded version. Everyone, meet Faolan from the Wolves of the Beyond series by Kathryn Lasky:

[MoonBleached]

Awesome!