While the first prompt seems like a very interesting exercise too, I'm gonna do the simpler second one this time.
Lemo from the very beginning has been modeled after the counterattacking forward template. This means that he must possess good defensive skills and know-how as well as the ability to transition very quickly from defense to offense and generally demands the stamina and fitness to play the so-called 200-foot-game, end-to-end. While the attributes that he first takes to the next level are usually defensive or physical ones like defensive read, stickchecking and checking, balance and so on, he never leaves his offensive training far behind, prefering to keep up a balanced build instead of investing too heavily into a specific area. The one noticeable departure that he has from the initial counterattacking forward template is that he has been advised by his coaches to concentrate more on some technical and mental attributes rather than investing too much just in raw speed, telling him that it is worth more to be able to read plays better and anticipate more correctly that to miss cues and have to scramble more to make up for it .