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- “You must be a lackwit, boy. We're outlaws. Lowborn scum, most of us, excepting his lordship. Don't think it'll be like Tom's fool songs neither. You won't be stealing no kisses from a princess, nor riding in a tourney in stolen armor. You join us, you'll end with your neck in a noose, or your head mounted up above some castle gate.”
- ―Lem to Gendry
- “She don't speak. You bloody bastards cut her throat too deep for that. But she remembers.”
- ―Lem to Merrett Frey
Lem, better known as Lem Lemoncloak (real name unknown) is a supporting antagonist in the A Song of Ice and Fire novel series and a minor antagonist in its TV adaption Game of Thrones. Lem is a nickname for Lemoncloak, named after the big yellow hooded cloak he wears, and he is often called Lem Lemoncloak.
He belongs to the Brotherhood without Banners, a rebel group started by Beric Dondarrion to seek justice in the Riverlands after the Lannisters attack. The group becomes a focal point for conflict when Robb Stark comes to the Riverlands, especially after his father Eddard Stark is killed by the order of King Joffrey Baratheon, the Lannisters' king, who is declared King in the North.