I have been watching this thread, and am sort of on the fence about it. The reason is that the trunk curves back in so far under the secondary trunk and that bothers me. It's also hard to see what is actually going on, because you are taking pictures from too high above the tree. Take them across the pot. I'd like to see angles where the secondary trunk is on either side of the main trunk but just as it starts to show separation from the main. Where a slice of daylight is between them. Your pictures so far are in front, or beside, but not at the angle that my eye would like to see if there is potential for the front there. I agree with Adair for the chop up top on the main. I'm a big proponent of multi trunks, but something about this one at the viewing angle doesn't do it for me. It looks like the top of the tree does have a definite lean towards one side, if this is true, then that side may want to be the front as it can be problematic for the other side to work unless you regrow enough of it to come toward your chosen front.
Your pic in post 22 has the secondary coming too much right at the viewer. Try turning it to the right until it's just not straight at the front.
