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{{character
|spouse=[[Ulba]]
|children=[[Tress]], one son
|residence=Diggen's Point
|profession=Miner <small>(formerly)</small>
}}
{{spoilers|tress}}
{{quote
|Lem was the human equivalent of a deep, pure well, always full of water when you needed it.
|Hoid{{book ref|tress|7}}
}}
'''Lem''' is a citizen of [[Diggen's Point]] on [[Lumar]]. He is married to [[
==Appearance and Personality==
He has a mustache, and once had powerful arms. Due to a leg injury, he walks with a limp and uses a cane for support.{{book ref|tress|5}}{{book ref|tress|6}}
Lem is a kind, wise man. He is known around town as someone that will help someone unconditionally in almost any situation.{{book ref|tress|7}} He loves pie, and often eats a lot of it while contemplating difficult predicaments.{{book ref|tress|6}}
== History ==
Lem was a former miner,
Lem was not initially aware of Tress's infatuation with [[Charlie]], and was not a fan of the [[duke]] or his son.{{book ref|tress|5}} However, once Tress confessed her love for Charlie to her parents, both Lem and Ulba supported her decision to ask the duke to pay the [[Sorceress]]'s ransom.{{book ref|tress|5}} After this failed, Tress presented a plan to her parents to save Charlie herself. This gave Lem pause, but he ultimately approved since he knew Tress must have considered all other options.{{book ref|tress|6}}
Lem played a key role in Tress's escape from Diggen's Point. He visited an inn and talked to a few of his friends that he'd helped in the past. Lem had walked [[Rod (Lumar)|Rod]] home after a night of heavy drinking, he helped [[Jule]] repair his roof after a windstorm, and there were dozens of other examples of Lem's selflessness. The townspeople knew that Lem never asked for a debt to be repaid, and therefore his desire to help Tress must be extraordinary. Even though he did not explicitly ask for help, his message was understood, and [[Gremmy]], [[Sor]], [[Gret]], and [[Brick]] all agreed to help with the plan to infiltrate the ''[[Oot's Dream]]''.{{book ref|totes|7}}
Tress sent her family letters during her journey, but her parents were still uncertain if they would see her again until she arrived back at Diggen's Point. Lem, Ulba, and
== Relationships ==
===Tress===
He loves Tress and puts a large amount of faith in her judgment since he knows she is very intelligent and thoughtful.{{book ref|tress|5}}{{book ref|tress|6}} He has had a longstanding feeling that she is destined for great things beyond their island.{{book ref|tress|6}} Tress loves Lem and greatly respects his opinions and advice.{{book ref|tress|2}}{{book ref|tress|6}}
===Ulba===
▲Lem and Ulba join Tress on the ''[[Two Cups]]'' following the king's declaration that the citizens of Diggen's Point are permitted to leave.{{book ref|tress|epilogue}}
Lem and Ulba have a close relationship and spend most of their time together at home, usually knitting socks to make money.{{book ref|totes|4}} They both love their children and have a similar parenting style. Ulba is a bit more risk-averse than Lem, as he had to convince her to allow Tress to leave the island and attempt to save Charlie.{{book ref|tress|6}}
== Notes ==
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