Model-View-Presenter implementation thoughts

Question

I'm trying to get a good grasp of how to implement good decoupling between a UI and the model, but I'm having trouble figuring out exactly where to divide the lines.

I've been looking at Model-View-Presenter, but I'm not sure exactly how to go about implementing it. For example, my View has multiple dialogs..

• Should there be a View class with instances of each of the dialogs? Then in that case, how should the dialogs interact with the Presenter? ie. if an individual dialog needs to request data from the Model via the Presenter, how should the dialog get a reference to the Presenter? Via a reference to the View given to it during construction?
• I was thinking maybe the view should be a static class? Then the dialogs GetView and get the Presenter from there...
• I'd been thinking about setting it up the Presenter with ownership of the View and Model (as opposed to the View having the Presenter and Presenter having Model) and the Presenter registering callbacks for events in the View, but that makes it seem a lot more coupled (or language depended, at least.)

I'm trying to:

1. make this as decoupled as possible
2. ideally make it possible to couple the Presenter/Model with Views of other languages (I've not done a ton of inter-language stuff, but I know it's possible, particularly the more void(void) I can stick to, at least a C# app with a C++ library...
3. keep the code clean and simple

So.. any suggestions how the interactions should be handled?