# Elizabeth Drake to John Munting explained — The Documents in the Case

> Chapter companion for The Documents in the Case by Dorothy L. Sayers.

## What happens

Elizabeth Drake writes a brief, urgent note to John Munting, expressing confusion and concern over a previous letter. She questions if the woman in question is mad, and signs off with affection and a request for confidence.

## Character check-ins

### Elizabeth Drake

Writes a short, alarmed note to John Munting, asking for clarification and expressing concern.

### John Munting

The recipient of Elizabeth Drake's letter, which is endorsed on a previous correspondence.

## Key lines

> What on earth is all this about? Is the woman mad?

Elizabeth is completely baffled by the contents of a prior letter and wonders if its author has lost her sanity.

_Highlights Elizabeth's shock and confusion, prompting her to seek clarification from Munting._

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