-Utterson doesnt like secrecy as he is worried about Jekyll and when he finds Jekyll's will 'it offended him' - Utterson is offended that Jekyll won't tell him the truth.
-He is respectful of the other men's reputations as he mentions that Jekyll was "wild when he was younger" but never actually mentions what Jekyll did in the past.- chapter 2
-chapter 1 - 'let us make a bargain never to refer to this again" - Utterson and Enfield creating a secret they regret that they have been gossiping.
-chapter 2- he has a 'concealed disgrace'- this shows that he has done things that he isnt willing to discuss.
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