It's got to do with that Leonard Vole.

Peanuts. Peanuts, sir?

I'm Christine Vole.

How say you, Leonard Stephen Vole?

This is Mr. Leonard Vole.

How do you do, Mr. Vole?

Relax.

Is your name Leonard Vole?

Now, Mrs. Vole.

Robert Full on engineering and evolution

And extract from soybeans.

EW The full monty.

They seemed satisfied, Mr. Vole.

This is his client, Mr. Leonard Vole.

We ought to be going, Mr. Vole.

Mrs. Vole, do you love your husband?

Thank you for coming in, Mrs. Vole.

How did you meet your wife, Mr. Vole?

Janet McKenzie and Leonard Vole.

I call Leonard Stephen Vole.

Is your name Leonard Stephen Vole?

I've had messages from Mrs. Vole.

It was you, Vole, who fooled me.

(a) Domestic availability of soya beans

Rapporteur Mr. Stefan Füle (Czech Republic)

This is Leonard Vole.

You're a very remarkable woman, Mrs. Vole.

Do you believe Leonard Vole is innocent?

This is Mr. Mayhew, Leonard Vole's solicitor.

Will you explain the procedure?

Leonard Vole returned, you say, at ten minutes past ten.

And the fact, Mr. Vole, is that we've only your word for it.

What is this you said about Mrs. Leonard Vole?

Letters written to the prisoner?

How do we know these are from Mrs. Vole?

Don't mind Janet, Mr. Vole. It's just that she's terribly Scotch.

It has been known, Mr. Vole. Blood is thicker than evidence.

You'll find Mr. Vole very responsive and quite candid.

You know, I feel sorry for that nice Mr. Vole.

Surely you're not suggesting different?

Do you mind if I ask you a question?

Mr. Vole helped Mrs. French with her business affairs...

Mr. Vole, you must learn to trust me.

And you have been living as the wife of the prisoner, Leonard Vole?

Christine Vole did that to you?