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Shakespeare at the Globe, 1599-1609

Note 37 — Chapter Four THE ACTING

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Draper, for example, considers Cassio a choleric type, yet his description of the sanguine personality would fit as well (p. 15). The sanguine type, as Draper describes it, displays a predominance of blood, a handsome physique, ruddy color, a full body, susceptibility to love, honesty, trueness, and gaiety (pp. 18-23). This description fits Cassio.

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