
Scars that see the future: Hannah's massage with the plant boss
Hannah works on a client who muses that the plant, and his 33 years in Winden, are ending; he asks after Jonas and she insists they are fine.

Every Dark moment featuring Hannah Kahnwald, in story order. Played by Maja Schöne.
39 moments · 1h 02m · by Favseen
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Hannah works on a client who muses that the plant, and his 33 years in Winden, are ending; he asks after Jonas and she insists they are fine.

Hannah turns up at the station wanting Ulrich; he pulls away, shuts down her advances and promises only that he will call.

Jonas wonders if his dad kept secrets; Hannah admits she misses a notion of him and may never have known who he really was.

Two schoolgirls argue over a Falco song until a lost boy asks for the principal, his mom, and gets laughed at for dropping acid.

Lying together after the storm, Ulrich and Hannah joke that the apocalypse was underwhelming and toast to a world where Winden no longer exists.

Hannah turns up at Katharina's door with a meal; Ulrich's arrival and Katharina's offer of a ride for Hannah make the room unbearably tense.

Ulrich tells Hannah to stop calling; she demands he admit it meant something, and warns she will not simply let him go.

Young Hannah gushes about a film to an inattentive Ulrich, who slips off with Katharina; she agrees to sleep with him on one firm condition.

Young Hannah dreams of doing magic; Mikkel tells her about Houdini and illusion, and introduces himself as being from the future.

A young Hannah hesitantly tells her father she saw Ulrich force himself on a girl, a story that will carry heavy consequences.

The episode opens inside a dream of running and screaming for help, before a quiet reassurance that everything is all right.

Jonas asks his mother about meeting his father in a hospital at fourteen, and what he was like before he got sick.

Ulrich confronts Hannah over her 1986 statement against him, asks what she wants, and gets a one-word answer before he tears into her.

After the curtain, a barbed exchange between Hannah and Katharina turns physical, and Hannah tells the kids who their mother really is.

In 1986 Hannah fishes for news about Ulrich in jail; Katharina swears nothing will come between them and vows revenge on the informer.

Katharina tears through the rooms demanding where Ulrich is and how long it has been going on; Hannah says it is over.

Calmly, Hannah tells Katharina that Ulrich said he no longer loved her and loves Hannah instead, before repeating that it is over.

Hannah produces the bag from 1986 and demands not money but ruin for Ulrich, then calls Aleksander by his real name.

Jonas comes home hurt from the fight, brushes off Hannah's questions and heads out, promising her it will all be fine.

Hannah finds the Stranger in her house; he wins her over with childhood memories of the yellow bike and the rainy day she found him.

He explains he exists across every second of his life, that her Jonas is trapped in the future, and that he came to end it all.

Hannah confronts the older Jonas about his gun and passport, then shares his secret; the priest in his photo is named as Sic Mundus.

Charlotte leads Katharina to the others and explains a tear in time; the stranger reveals who he really is to her.

Katharina storms into Hannah's house wanting a way to Mikkel and calls her a parasite for sleeping with her husband and son.

A visiting investigator grills Hannah on Aleksander's monthly money and needles her about sharing beds in small towns.

The Stranger asks Hannah if she ever loved his father; she realises it is Jonas and he tells her she needs no one.

On June 20, 2019 young Jonas heads to the lake while his father Michael admits to a strange deja vu.

In 2019 the Nielsens celebrate 25 years with friends, champagne, a driver's license gift for Magnus and dancing.

In Martha's world of 2019 Hannah and Ulrich share a tender morning; she asks him to stay and tells him she loves him before he leaves.

A student tells Jonas the date in Martha's world, and when he calls out to his mother she treats him as a stranger.