Ichiro Yamashiro, Ray and others in “Unfinished Business”

You remind me of my son.

Ray

Why? Was he a terrible teacher, too?

He was a great samurai. I built him the strongest and most formidable armor in all of Japan. Forged him a sword fit for an emperor.

Ray

What happened to him?

My son was popular with the men who served under him, and the shogun resented him for it. So he ordered to commence seppuku.

Ray

We will make sure that the shogun pays for what he's done to your family.

Maybe. Maybe not. But I ask you: would I rather hold my son again, or his armor?

Ray

Your son, obviously.

An armor's nothing but iron, leather and silk. It can be replaced. But a man who wears the armor is...

Ray

I get it. You're saying I don't need a suit of armor to defeat the shogun.

Don't be ridiculous. He'll kill you in seconds.