Most of the letters received are addressed to her aunt Sophia of the Palatinate, Electress of Hanover, who wrote them twice a week. The strong personality of this aunt offered her support in all difficult life situations; Liselotte had also shaped the atmosphere of the Hanoverian court with her scientific and literary interest, her religious tolerance thinking and the preservation of morality and concepts of virtue with all due consideration for human inadequacies, for life. After Sophia's death in 1714 she complains: