" lastreputable acquaintance...of down-going men " Chapter: 1
> Hints at the duality of good and evil, present in all people
> Presents Utterson as a morally strong lawyer, which is why he is "austere" with himself
" I let my brother go to the devil" Chapter: 1
> Reflects Utterson’s pragmatic approach to duality. He acknowledges that people have both good and evil tendencies but allows them to choose their own paths
"He was austere with himself; drank gin when he was alone" Chapter: 1
> Mirrors duality as through appearance he is disciplined but internally/ hidden away he indulges in vices
> Is suppressing his urges due to the nature of his profession
