Leonard Vole?

I'm Christine Vole.

This is Leonard Vole.

This is Mr Leonard Vole.

They seemed satisfied, Mr Vole.

Don't mind Janet, Mr Vole.

Is your name Leonard Vole?

How do you do, Mr Vole?

It has been known, Mr Vole.

How say you, Leonard Stephen Vole?

Is your name Leonard Stephen Vole?

Got the lowdown on Mrs Vole.

I've had messages from Mrs Vole.

Christine Vole did that to you?

Mr Vole had been with her earlier.

We ought to be going, Mr Vole.

Now, Mrs Vole. This is very important.

Mrs Vole, do you love your husband?

Thank you for coming in, Mrs Vole.

You're a very remarkable woman, Mrs Vole.

Do you believe Leonard Vole is innocent?

It was you, Vole, who fooled me.

How did you meet your wife, Mr Vole?

Mr Vole, you must learn to trust me.

It's got to do with that Leonard Vole.

Vole seems caught in a web of circumstantial evidence.

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

Members of the jury, I call Leonard Stephen Vole.

They liked Leonard Vole but they didn't believe him.

What is this you said about Mrs Leonard Vole?

How do we know these are from Mrs Vole?

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

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

This is his client, Mr Leonard Vole. How do you do?

Mr Vole. They didn't call me Mr when they charged me.

We're appearing for the defence in the trial of Christine Vole.

Mr Vole, you must not take such a morbid point of view.

My dear Mrs Vole, I'm afraid we have bad news for you.

Miss McKenzie, were you aware that Leonard Vole was a married man?

Mrs Vole, or Mrs Helm, which do you prefer to be called?

You can engineer a prairie vole to become monogamous when it's naturally polygamous.

I'd better get in touch with Mrs Vole and have her come over.

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

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

As for things looking bad, they don't look bad, Mr Vole, they look terrible.