Drifter: Henry Lee Lucas Page #3

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Um, a serial murderer?

Oh... yeah, I guess you could say that.

A serial murderer.

[Henry] It all started with my mother.

Henry!

Henry, where are you, boy?

You get your sorry self back here!

You ain't finished your chores!

Henry!

Henry!

Henry Lee Lucas!

Henry, I know you hear me calling you.

Henry Lee Lucas, you little turd.

I'm gonna find you, boy!

Gonna wish I hadn't found you.

You heard me calling you, boy.

You ain't finished your chores.

Out here in the woods goofin' off.

Come on.

You ain't doin' nothin'

like you supposed to.

Your papa ain't got no legs. I

gotta do everything around here.

Gonna try to teach you how to be a man.

I got better things to do than to

be looking for you in the woods.

- Ow, Mama! Ow!

- You hush up.

You come when I call you, boy.

go. Ow, Mama. Please let me

You hush up! Please! Ow!

Oh! Hey!

Hey!

- What do I have to do to make you learn?

- No, Mama! No!

Boy, don't you ever be comin'

up against me, you hear me?

Now, I gots me

a job comin' in three days,

and I don't need no trouble from you

or your brothers or your sisters, you hear me?

Boy, your mama's talkin' to you!

Do you hear me? Boy?

You didn't have to bring me no flowers.

I know, but I wanted to

make a good first impression.

- [laughing]

- I been lookin' forward to this.

Where's your wife?

Come on, Mr. Hennesy.

I knows you're married.

You ain't got no reason to come

see me if you ain't married.

It's okay.

I mean, you got that man stuff

runnin' through your veins.

Ain't that right?

Sometimes...

you just need the soft touch of a woman.

[laughing]

Don't be scared.

Viola's gonna take good care of you.

So... what?

So where's your wife?

She went down south to visit

her sister in Charleston.

Oh, well, ain't that good.

She don't need to know

everything you're doin', does she?

No, ma'am.

Whoa, oh. Now, Mr. Hennesy,

it ain't time for no kissin'.

You come this way.

Our lesson today is on Abraham Lincoln.

He's our 16th president

of the United State--

- [laughing]

- Children, what are you laughing at?

Mr. Lucas. Why are you dressed that way?

My mama dressed me this way.

- [laughing]

- Quiet. Quiet.

Well, why would she

dress you like a girl?

She says that I ain't

good enough to be a boy.

I said, "Quiet."

I said, "Quiet."

Viola?

Viola.

I think you need to take

Henry to see a doctor.

The boy gonna lose his eye , you

don't take him to see no doctor.

Vee! Ain't you listening to me?

The boy ain't gonna go see no doctor.

We ain't got no money.

What doctor's gonna see him if we

ain't got no money to pay for it?

Yeah, well, Dr. Andrews, he took

care of me when I had my accident.

If it weren't for

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