The Company’s chief accountant. What is he like and what are Marlow’s feelings about him?

When Marlow meets the Chief Accountant, he describes him as perfectly attired with collar, cuffs, jacket, and all the rest. He refers to him as "amazing" and a "miracle." We observe at this moment the distinctions between savagery and civilization as perceived by Marlow. The diction demonstrates a type of hero worship for this man. His starched collars and cuffs are achievements of character, and Marlow respects him on this basis