Dorian is a young, fledgling university student who has never before had a
physical conscience nor any spirit to guide him and his in his life. He is
unique in that he is one of the few people who can directly 'percieve' his
consciences, and thus, interact with them.
His name is a quite easy to pick and specfic reference to literature; I'll
leave you to figure it out...

Good is, as his rather simple name dictates, a 'Good' conscience. This does not
mean that he is without his faults; namely, his doubt in himself and his 'clients' often stops him from performing his 'duty'.
While he does his best to have Dorian make 'good' decisions, he loses enthusiasm
easily. He has not 'won' a client in centuries, but upon finding Dorian, he has
noticed that something different may be in store...

If Good is all in you that wishes to help, then Evil is that which wishes to live for yourself.
While he isn't truly any type of psychopath or murderer, he believes in living for himself (and his 'client') first and foremost, and finds great amusement in even mundane mischief. While he does have a slight taste for violence and occassionally cruelty, everything he does is to, in some way, benefit his client.