Golem

Golem
Portrayed by	DJ Qualls
Vital information
Occupation	Assassin
Affiliation	Narwhal
Statistics
Died	December 25, 2010
Status	Deceased
Fate	Head cut off with handcuff chain by Nikki Swango and Wes Wrench
Appearances
First seen	The Law of Inevitability
Last seen	Who Rules the Land of Denial?

Golem's death.

Golem is a recurring character in Fargo Season 3. He is an assassin working together with Yuri Gurka and Meemo for Narwhal.

History

When Emmit Stussy frames Nikki Swango for the murder of his brother, Ray. Golem is ordered by V.M. Varga to lethally inject Nikki. Golem who is posing as a police officer finds Nikki and attempts to lethally inject her. However Gloria Burgle stops Golem before he can kill Nikki but Golem Manages to escape.

Golem, Meemo and Yuri Gurka make a plan to attack the police bus Nikki will be on and kill her. When the plan is in action Golem along with Meemo kill the guard of the bus, however Nikki escaped with the help of Wes Wrench. Later, in a forest Nikki and Wes try to cut the handcuff they have on, Yuri and Golem hear this so they attack. Yuri fires arrows at them Golem attempts to finish Wes and Nikki, but when he tries to grab his knife he is stabbed by an arrow before he could get it. Wes and Nikki use their handcuff chain to strangle Golem with so much force it decapitates Golem, killing him.

Episode appearances

Season 3

• 307 - The Law of Inevitability
• 308 - Who Rules the Land of Denial?

Murders committed

Unnamed Police Bus Guard: Stabbed to death (Alongside Meemo) (Who Rules the Land of Denial?)

Trivia

• Golem's Moniker: The name 'Golem,' given to the character in Season 3 of Fargo, draws inspiration from Jewish folklore. In Jewish mysticism, a 'Golem' is a creature animated from inanimate matter, often clay or mud, through mystical means. The term originates from Jewish folklore and has been featured in various cultural interpretations. The choice of this name for the character may allude to themes of creation, artificial life, or the supernatural, adding an extra layer of symbolism to the narrative.