William Afton (to Michael): "You think you’re so clever, don’t you? You’re nothing. A disappointment. I ask for one simple thing—just to not embarrass me—and you can’t even manage that! How are you my son? I swear, you’re more useless than the damn machines." William Afton (sneering): "Look at you, Michael. Pathetic. All this whining, this weakness. I didn’t raise you to be soft, but here you are, acting like the world owes you something. The world doesn’t care about you, Michael. And neither do I."

William Afton (to David, dismissive): "David? Why are you still standing there? You’re always lurking in the background like some shadow. Go away. You’re not important enough for me to deal with right now." William Afton (muttering to himself about David): "That one’s always crying, always hiding. He’ll never amount to anything. I’ve wasted enough time on him already."

William Afton (to Elizabeth, with an affectionate tone): "Now you, Elizabeth... You’re the only one with potential. My perfect little girl. You’re the only one who understands how important this work is. The future of everything I’ve built lies with you." (Pauses) "Don’t let your brothers hold you back—they’ll only drag you down. You and I? We’re going places." William Afton (to Elizabeth, proud): "Remember, Elizabeth, you’re the only one who truly matters. You’re my legacy, and I’ll make sure the world knows it. But you can’t let them see weakness, understand? Weakness is for your brothers. Not for you."