Which statement best describes a theme of The Golem, based on this scene? RABBI LOWI'll show you. Golem: Come here.The golem moves toward them. Pearl screams again.RABBI LOWI had that same reaction, to tell you the truth. But there's nothing to fear. Golem: stop.The golem stops.RABBI LOWSee? I can make him sit, too. Golem: sit.The golem turns to one of the chairs and sits.
Answer
A
Golems are a blessing for the community.
B
Golems are not intelligent and may perform tasks literally.
C
Golems are not intelligent and need to be better servants.
D
Golems are supposed to be servants of men.
Explanation
The golem follows Rabbi Low’s simple commands to stop and sit, but the scene presents him as responding mechanically rather than thinking for himself. This best supports the idea that golems are not intelligent and may carry out tasks literally. Choice D describes being a servant, but the scene focuses more on the golem’s limited understanding.
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