
Jonas and Martha: a glitch in the matrix
Waiting for the others in the forest, Martha tries to explain last summer and Bartosz; Jonas feels deja vu and she calls it a message from the other side.

The boy and the girl the whole knot is tied around. 33 scenes together, in story order.
33 moments · 58 min · by Favseen
Moments 1–30 of 33

Waiting for the others in the forest, Martha tries to explain last summer and Bartosz; Jonas feels deja vu and she calls it a message from the other side.

On the walk to the caves Mikkel imagines a witch's basement, Jonas cites his dead father on good and evil, and Mikkel decides even the dead want to be found.

The boys find the hiding spot empty; Franziska already has the bag, quotes the law of possession and tries to sell it back to Bartosz for 200.

Flashlights die, a noise comes from the dark and the kids scatter; when they regroup, Jonas is alone and Mikkel is nowhere to be found.

After her performance, Jonas admits he spent the summer in a psychiatric clinic and asks whether what happened between them meant something.

Martha blames herself for the night at the caves and offers to run away with Jonas; moments later Bartosz asks if anyone has seen him.

Martha demands to know why Jonas vanished after their kiss; he insists the thing between them is wrong without saying why.

In 2019 Martha wonders whether parents are ever happy, and a Saint Christopher pendant turns up.

In 2019 the older Jonas finds Martha, muses that time has us, and tells her they belong together before leaving.

Martha finds Jonas back in Winden and tells him she now understands the rain, Mikkel and the lake; they hold each other.

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.

Jonas is found by a Martha who should not be there, and she answers his question with a twist that sets up a second world.

In the ruins of the apocalypse a Martha from another world tells Jonas their two worlds are tied together, then leaves him with a promise.

Jonas tries to warn Martha about Mikkel and Michael, but she says Hannah's husband is her own father and tells him to get lost.

Jonas tells Martha they know each other from another time, then learns Mikkel came along that night, and her friends chase him off.

Jonas is overjoyed to see Martha alive, but she says she is not his Martha and has come to help him find the beginning of everything.

Jonas recalls childhood moments from his own world that match hers and offers to show her how everything is connected.

Jonas takes a bewildered Martha to a strange place in 2053, where she is welcomed to the future.

November 2052, Martha's world: a ruined future and a wall of crossed-out names, all due to die in two days.

2052: the barrels can be stopped and Mikkel can live, but only if Jonas lets his own world and Martha go.

Martha breaks down at the truth; Jonas swears he will keep searching for a way to set things right.

Martha's world, one day before the apocalypse: a scratch at the plant convinces Jonas they're repeating the loop.

Martha realises Jonas has already chosen his own world; he insists he never wanted this, and their night together sours.

A masked figure apologises before firing; Martha cradles the dying Jonas and promises to make it right.

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

Martha, who killed her world's Jonas, finds Jonas alive in his world and explains the loop's two edges and quantum entanglement.

Jonas shows the matter left after the catastrophe and his dead device; Martha offers to help him save Martha and everyone.

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.

As Tannhaus's machine splits his world, Jonas and Martha prepare to cross, and Martha asks if her world's Jonas was different.