Debbie (Manos)
Background
Debbie is a resident of El Paso, Texas. Her mother is Margaret and her father is Michael. She has a pet poodle named Peppy.
During the events of Manos: The Hands of Fate (1966) played by Jackey Neyman Jones
Michael, Margaret, Debbie and Peppy are traveling on their vacation outside El Paso, Texas. Cop 1 and Cop 2 pull Michael over and Cop 1 starts to give him a ticket for his left tail light being out. Michael asks him to cut him a break and Cop 1 lets him go without the ticket. Michael takes a left when he sees a sign for the Valley Lodge. Michael comes to a point in the road where it suddenly ends and he turns around and tries to go back the way he came. He stops at a large building and Margaret thinks they should ask directions. They see Torgo standing outside the door and everyone gets out of the car. Torgo tells them he takes care of the place while The Master is away, but does not think The Master would approve having Debbie or Peppy there. Torgo eventually agrees to let them stay and then gets their luggage. Debbie asks for Peppy and Margaret tells her Peppy ran away. Debbie leaves the building to look for Peppy and Michael and Margaret go looking for her. Debbie walks up to them holding what appears to be the doberman from the painting on a leash. The doberman runs away and everyone goes back inside the building. They ask Debbie where she found the dog and she tells them at a place nearby. She takes takes them to the place, which appears to be a large temple. Lying against pillars are The Master's Wives and The Master lying on a sacrificial alter, all of them appearing to be asleep. They leave the temple area and go back to the building. Michael finds Margaret and Debbie and they try to escape. They decide to go back to the building. When Michael and his family make it to the building, they see The Master and Michael shoots at him. The bullets are ineffective and The Master just stares at Michael. The Master and his wives are shown sleeping, with the addition of Margaret and Debbie.
