
Adam: the universe is a knot with no escape
In 1921 Adam tells Jonas that 66 years on he finally understands his older self, and hints at a way out.

Every Dark moment featuring Jonas Kahnwald, in story order. Played by Louis Hofmann.
85 moments · 2h 22m · by Favseen
Moments 31–60 of 85

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.

A voice asks whether beginning and end are the same moment as Jonas arrives in a new time.

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

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

In 2019 Ulrich mistakes the time-travelling Jonas for his younger self and ribs him about Martha.

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

In 2019 Jonas comes home to Michael, repeats a phrase only Mikkel would know, and reveals the truth.

Jonas tells Michael he knows about the suicide and the letter, and pleads with him to promise he won't do it.

Michael tells Jonas how, in 1986, an older Jonas took him through the cave tunnel and left him there overnight.

Michael decides Jonas is here not to stop him but to show him what he must do; Jonas refuses to accept it.

An old woman who follows the light warns Jonas that Adam wants destruction and that he must fight himself.

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.

On the day of the apocalypse Jonas hopes one changed detail will undo every loss; Claudia says only the small things can be altered.

Katharina demands to know how to bring Mikkel home; Jonas explains Mikkel cannot return because Jonas already exists.

Noah wonders when Jonas will turn into Adam, calls him the future saviour, and gives him a letter that tells him who he must save.

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.

Magnus lets Jonas into the bunker; he admits it is all his fault and says he came to save them, while they demand to know about Martha.

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 turns up in a classroom where no one knows him, while Bartosz's talk on black holes ends on the idea of a new world beyond.

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

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.

At the cemetery Jonas asks for his father's grave, learns no Michael Kahnwald is buried there, and starts to grasp why he was brought here.

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

Someone who has long waited for Jonas tells him he will never be born in this world, yet it will fall apart just like his.

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.

In Martha's world, Eva explains that no self is independent and that she and Jonas exist to save both worlds.