
Ulrich and Hannah wish for a world without Winden
Lying together after the storm, Ulrich and Hannah joke that the apocalypse was underwhelming and toast to a world where Winden no longer exists.
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Lying together after the storm, Ulrich and Hannah joke that the apocalypse was underwhelming and toast to a world where Winden no longer exists.

The haunting Goodbye theme plays over the day the title card marks as the beginning of the last cycle.

A recorded Claudia names herself a survivor of the June 27, 2020 catastrophe and hopes the God Particle can lead back to save everyone.

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

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.

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

A broadcast after the apocalypse names Winden as the epicenter and blames a frozen nanosecond for tides, blackouts and plane crashes.

A man who chats with Elisabeth in a ruined house is caught by Peter and says he will protect her once Peter is dead.

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

Martha's world, apocalypse day: Martha comes home insisting Bartosz was right about the plant, and Magnus dismisses her as unhinged.

A near-silent sequence through the Tannhaus factory and the plant's control room builds to the apocalypse.

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.

The song swells over the moment the apocalypse hits Winden and everyone it reaches.

The song carries on through the aftermath as Charlotte and Elisabeth find each other just as something begins.