In the book The Moonstone Compare and contrast the characters Franklin Blake and Godfrey Ablewhite as they appear in Gabriel Betteredge's First Period narrative?

Betteredge remembers Blake fondly, though he has not seen him since he was a child, because Blake had been sent by his father to be educated in Europe. His physical appearance is described as un-ideal—he is a short man with dark facial hair.

Gabriel describes Godfrey as rich, respectable, tall, and good-looking, an "accomplished philanthropist" and public speaker, who leads many Ladies' Charities.