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He hopes to marry Erin and start a new life with her by this he tries smuggling marijuana across the border without Erin knowing but she later finds out. She complains to him bout getting her a ring and he tells her soon that day will come, in his head that day was supposed to be today. He is the first to be killed in the movie. The maniac whose name is leatherface catches Kemper wondering around his house while Erin was making a phone call to report to girl's dead body. He is hit with a sledgehammer to the back of the head and is killed instantly. As leatherface is hanging Kemper up something falls out of his pocket and that something is a ring that he was hoping to propose to Erin with that day.
             Andy. He is the best friend of Kemper. He's quiet guy that seems to like to keep to himself and is from Arizona. Seems to have a good relationship with Pepper but they are not a couple. He kisses her as if he knew her for years but only knows her for about 1 day. Andy is the second person to be killed by leatherface. He is also caught by leatherface in house wondering around him and Erin come back to the house to look for Kemper and then soon realize that Kemper is dead because of the fact that leatherface is trying to kill them. Erin runs one way and Andy runs another but leatherface follows Andy and Erin gets away. As Andy is running through hung up bed sheets leatherface is chasing him with his chainsaw, leatherface swings his chainsaw and catches Andy's leg and cuts it right off. He then grabs Andy and takes him to his basement where he hangs him from his back on a meat hook and then puts salt on the wound of his leg and leaves him there to die a slow and painful death. .
             Pepper. Pepper is a young woman in her early 20's and is from Colorado. She was picked up by Kemper and the group hitchhiking as they were passing through El Paso, Texas. She hooks up with Andy early on and seems to be attracted to his good looks because she throws herself on him.


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