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Rabbi Judah Loew lived in the beautiful city of Prague, Austria.
To protect the Jewish ghetto of the city, the rabbi created a humanoid figure of clay from the river and brought it to life with sacred words.
The people loved the golem, who guarded them and thwarted attacks on the community.
The golem's clay heart turned wild and he began to harm very people he was meant to save.
The Rabbi changed one letter in the word "Emet" (life) on Elias to "met" (death), turning him back to lifeless clay.
The golem is dead.