
Adam on the apocalypse: burn the dead forest
Adam reflects on the futility of endless cycles, insists the apocalypse must happen and sends Noah after the missing pages.

Every Dark moment featuring Adam, in story order. Played by Dietrich Hollinderbäumer.
25 moments · 48 min · by Favseen

Adam reflects on the futility of endless cycles, insists the apocalypse must happen and sends Noah after the missing pages.

In 1921 the scarred leader of Sic Mundus shows Jonas his face, speaks of everyone's end, and says he is Jonas himself.

In 1921 Adam tells Jonas every man loses naivety, innocence, then life, and that Jonas will become him.

In 1921 Adam explains Sic Mundus is no religion but a war on time itself, which he calls God.

In 1921 Adam tells Jonas that 66 years on he finally understands his older self, and hints at a way out.

Adam shows Jonas a man-made time device; Jonas picks June 20, 2019 to stop his father's suicide and erase himself.

Michael's letter speaks of truth and wanderers in darkness, then Adam is told he could have warned Jonas.

An older Jonas tells his younger self he must walk the same path exactly, because our will is never free, then sends him on his way.

Noah accuses Adam of lies, then hears Charlotte is his daughter, before Agnes ends the confrontation for good.

Adam arrives, tells Jonas to say who he is, and explains the dark matter must be made and that he triggers only what turns Jonas into him.

Jonas desperately tries to keep Martha alive while Adam tells him he will carry this pain until he lets her go.

A voice promises Jonas he will set things right, but only through sacrifice, as fragments of a locked-up Martha and Adam drift past.

In Adam's world, the imprisoned Martha accuses him of lying; Adam answers that paradise means nothing existing at all.

Adam tells the pregnant Martha the child of both worlds must die, using the energy of both apocalypses focused on one point.

Martha pleads with Adam, calling him Jonas, as he turns on her; Eva's voice says the beginning is the end.

Adam tells Noah that Claudia took Charlotte, and that finding the book's last pages will lead him to her and to paradise.

Adam faces the woman he had killed. Claudia tells him the origin lies outside both worlds, in a third world born of Tannhaus's mistake.

Claudia tells Adam this meeting is happening for the first time, and that the child of Jonas and Martha sustains both worlds.

Claudia explains that when time freezes during the apocalypse, cause and effect break, and Jonas and Martha must use it to reach the origin world.

A shattered Jonas confronts Adam over Martha's death; Adam takes him away and promises a way he never has to become Adam.

Adam sends Jonas into the other world's apocalypse to rescue Martha, while Claudia hopes the plan will finally let Regina live.

Jonas reaches Martha before Magnus and Franziska can, and they learn it is June 21, 1986, the day the passage first opens in the origin world.

On the way to undo it all, the two halves of the knot admit that their own desires are why everything repeats.

Eva expects her death to keep the cycle going, but this time it plays out differently, and the old pair face their end together.

A meditation on death and reconciliation as the two architects of the knot admit they must be the ones to end it.