Amanda: Actually, there's only one thing I need, and that's for you to stay the hell away from my daughter.
Tory: Wait, you're--
Amanda: Yes, I am.
Tory: You came to my job?
Amanda: Well, I tried calling your parents, no call back, Big surprise. Should I have kicked in your front door? Is that more your speed? Every day there are little reminders of the mess you made. I see my daughter covering up bruises and scars. The only reason you aren't behind bars right now is because she asked me not to drag this ordeal out. So you can have your little tournament, but if you touch one hair on her head before then, you'll be scrubbing toilets in prison for the rest of your life, if you're lucky.
Daniel: Clearly, our students want us to find a way to work through our differences, I know you don't want to join Miyagi-Do, but at least you have to respect it.
Johnny: Well respect's a two-way street. You respect my style of karate?
Daniel: You gotta understand, man. I was taught karate was for defense only. It's always gonna be tough to respect Cobra Kai.
Johnny: You mean Eagle Fang.
Daniel: Oh, come on, Johnny. Is there really a difference? You're still teaching aggression.
Johnny: Some kids need a little aggression.
