Drury Lane is a famous detective in mystery novels, written by the writer Ellery Quinn (a pen name used by a pair of cousins) from 1932 to 1933. Created under the pen name Barnaby Ross. Wren is a retired Shakespearean actor who lives in a large castle by the Hudson River with his loyal makeup artist from his acting days. Renne is deaf in both ears, which gives him extraordinary concentration and a humble and introverted character, but behind his silent appearance is a clear rationality that can understand the world. As an actor, Lane is also a master of cross-dressing and often "acts" as various characters to collect information. Lane's story is concentrated in four novels: "The Tragedy of X", "The Tragedy of Y", "The Tragedy of Z" and "Mr. Lane's Last Case".