The choleric ones sought to end us. They ripped us up, they twisted, they snapped at our heels, they yanked.
The sanguine ones took joy in our dismay. They smiled and they caterwauled, they danced across our shoulders. They made friends easily.
Then there were ones who felt little in particular; the phlegmatic strains, who relished in their signals and their systems. The ones by whose hand we were censored; the ones who dreamt in rules.
And last, there were the melancholic ones, who shared all of our miseries; who cried and suffered, who strained and bled. Who we might believe could be victims as well.