There is no opening narration in this episode.

Royd: (to Helga) You know, your daddy worries about you. You do know that, don't you?

Royd: (to Flint and Arcaro) New York's finest! I've seen you boys in action. First sign of trouble, you duck around the corner.

Arcaro: Mr. Royd, try to remember we're no longer at war.
Royd: (after the detectives leave) That's where you're wrong, mister.

Arcaro: (about Royd) Some people, the Army let's go of them. They never let go of the Army.

Helga: Daddy, why didn't you want the police to find those boys?
Royd: With their kind of protection, you might as well stick your head in the oven, cut your throat, and be done with it.

Royd: (to Helga) Sometimes we have to hold out a little inducement to the enemy to get him to put his neck out.

Royd: Am I to understand that a man who defends his daughter against criminal attack---
Parker: We'll let a jury determine who was attacking whom.

Nitpick: Although we pick up bits and pieces in the dialogue it would have been better had this episode not dispensed with the opening narration that would have given us a bit more backstory on Clyde and Helga Royd.