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

Every Dark moment featuring Martha Nielsen, in story order. Played by Lisa Vicari.
77 moments · 2h 11m · by Favseen
Moments 31–60 of 77

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.

A Nielsen family breakfast in the other world: Mikkel muses that none of us are real and pokes Martha to check, while Katharina rouses Magnus.

Martha performs a monologue from the school play about a red thread binding fates, a knot cut by the sharpest blade, and a bond that remains.

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.

Searching the caves for Erik, the teens swap a tale about experiments a century ago, until something happens and they run.

After the chaos the teens find a dead boy whose student card names Mads Nielsen, born 1973.

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 1888, Magnus is stunned to see his dead sister alive; the Stranger says she is not their Martha, and she admits she comes from another world.

Magnus, Franziska and Bartosz refuse to believe in a parallel world where they are already dead, while the Stranger demands to know how she traveled.

Martha hears how the group arrived in 1888, then the blind workshop owner reminds the Stranger they will build a perfect world.

Shown the Tannhaus lodge where Jonas rebuilds a time machine, Martha tells the others the truth about Adam's identity.

Martha tells the Stranger that a world without him would not be better, since both worlds face the same apocalypse.

Stranded with an empty device in 1888, Bartosz accuses the Stranger of lying all along and tells the others who Adam really is.

Ulrich asks if the kids took drugs before finding the body; Martha sticks to her story and snaps at his sudden fatherly concern.

Martha asks her brother whether he saw anything else in the forest; he wonders if they are losing their minds, she insists she knows.

Martha recounts how Tannhaus's father tried to raise his dead wife, then gives the Stranger her final device to prove he can trust her.

Kicked out of the dorm and suspected of drugging the teens, Kilian accuses Martha of dating him only to rile her parents.

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.

In Martha's world she is told her older self sent her back not to stop the apocalypse but to create the origin.

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.

Martha accuses Eva of lying and demands to go home; Eva answers that a person lives three lives and hers ends now.

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