Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde: Romance: Mr. Utterson

  There is romance between Mr. Utterson and his work. He is serious about his job like when he told Mr. Enfield "If [he had] been inexact in any point, [he] had better correct it" (Stevenson 5). Throughout the story, every time he is present, he is asking some one a question that tributes to his work. If some one is that dedicated to one task then they must love doing it. Then again he could be preforming the task because he loves money, or maybe he has to provide for his family. Either way he is doing it out of love.