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Lesley is a mysterious character and the main antagonist introduced in the television series of Don't Hug Me I'm Scared.

Lesley is an older, presumably human woman. She has very pale skin, a brown bowl cut with straight bangs, and brown eyes. There are multicolored stitches in several places on her face, including in place of her eyebrows and on her cheeks and neck. Small amounts of cotton stuffing are exposed from these stitches. She wears a thick, colorful coat with a pattern of symbols on it, a red bow tie, and white gloves. Her pants are white with blue, black, dark green, yellow, and red patterns. Her shoes resemble clown shoes that are red and have yellow shoelaces. She wears red lipstick, but otherwise, minimal-to-no makeup.

Although her name is credited as the script editor of Grolton & Hovris at the start of the episode, the first glimpse we see of Lesley is in "Family", where a portrait of her is hung on the family tree.

Her first physical appearance is in "Transport", where her hands emerge from behind the curtain in the car to provide duck a pair of earphones. Her voice is also heard in this episode narrating Yellow Guy's Trumpton-esque imagination; in the same sequence, a poster of her is also seen in a shop window (next to a poster of a humanised Roy). Her voice is heard again at the end of the episode, followed by a glimpse of her hands controlling the dollhouse.

She later appears in "Electricity", after Yellow Guy — who has been exploring the house after fresh batteries provide him increased intelligence — encounters her on what he believes to be the top floor of the house. She plays a piano, before introducing herself to him and telling him he is one of her favorites.

Her wall contains 3 holes which hold crucial items from the show, including the Chuddle Dollops from "Family", the shovel from "Death", and the batteries from "Electricity". On top of the piano is a dollhouse recreation of the house with mini-figures of him and his friends.

When Yellow Guy asks Lesley if she was the one who built everything, she only laughs in response and says he does not see the funny side of things. She asks for his help in cleaning up, promising to help him in return. He does so, and she offers him a book written in some symbols he had created earlier, telling him to show it to his friends. Yellow Guy returns to the first floor, only to get his fresh batteries replaced with the old ones; unable to remember the book's significance, he shreds it.

There are more stairs leading up from Lesley's floor. Where these stairs lead is uncertain.

Lesley presents herself as playful and kind, speaking in very calming terms, and even giving Yellow Guy exactly what he wants. However, she is actually a truly masterful manipulator, as she knew exactly what would happen to Yellow Guy, and she enjoys toying with her victims, letting them get so close to answers before shoving them away. She does have a softer side to her though, seeming almost motherly and calm, but she tries not to let her facade slip.

She has a cheerful and motherly British accent, but can slip into a guttural tone when enraged or fully irritated.

She enjoys arts and crafts, and acts like as a matriarch of sorts to the rest of the cast.

"Batteries can be replaced, but some things stay the same. No matter how we twist and turn, we're still dancing in chains." "Are you just going to stand there?" "My name's Lesley. It's nice to meet you. You're one of my favorites." "That's a good question." "Because it's so FUNNY! Gosh... You still can’t see the funny side." "I tell you what. You help me tidy things up around here, and I'll help you, hm?" "Promise." "Don't worry. I always make sure that I have plenty of backups!" "There. Now everything's in its proper place." "Hm. I shall have to get that fixed." "Now, you wanted this, didn't you?" "You are just too funny! Run along now. You've got plenty of reading to do." to Yellow Guy, "Oh, no. YOU'RE NOT MY REAL SON. Only joking." "You don't belong up here, and I'm sure you're gonna want to show your friends, aren't you?" "Off you pop!" in a flat, happy tone, "Oh dear, what a mess." "Oh. You're a strange one, aren't you?" "Not tidy at all!" "Look at that, it's a nasty bug...!"