A world without Jonas, doomed all the same
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.
Eva
Every Dark moment featuring Eva, in story order. Played by Barbara Nüsse.
14 moments · 24 min
Eva tells Jonas they are Adam and Eva, a glitch in the matrix
In Martha's world, Eva explains that no self is independent and that she and Jonas exist to save both worlds.
Eva asks Jonas to choose the side of light to save his Martha
Eva describes an unbreakable bond between Jonas and Martha and says he must make her who she is, while Jonas balks at being told what to do.
Eva: none of us is prepared to let go
Eva says everything repeats because no one lets go of the past, and tells Jonas he must show Martha how it all connects.
Eva insists his Martha must die so the others can live
Asked why she hides the ending from Jonas, Eva says he will never stop fighting the cycle and the knot must be preserved.
Eva shows Martha the Adam and Eva carving and her three lives
Martha accuses Eva of lying and demands to go home; Eva answers that a person lives three lives and hers ends now.
Eva tells Martha that Jonas had to die
Eva tells her younger self the two of them are wrong in both worlds, and that she will learn to let Jonas go.
Eva sends her followers into position
Eva tells her people they are the knot's keepers and gives Bartosz, Claudia, Egon and Noah each a task.
Martha begs Adam not to do it as Eva speaks of endings
Martha pleads with Adam, calling him Jonas, as he turns on her; Eva's voice says the beginning is the end.
Eva brands Martha with her scar
Eva tells Martha they share the same pain and scars, marks her as a memento, and says choosing Adam is choosing death.
Claudia explains the knot: Jonas and Martha's son is the origin
Claudia tells Adam this meeting is happening for the first time, and that the child of Jonas and Martha sustains both worlds.
We are the mistake: the glitch in the matrix
On the way to undo it all, the two halves of the knot admit that their own desires are why everything repeats.
Adam and Eva finally meet, and the cycle breaks
Eva expects her death to keep the cycle going, but this time it plays out differently, and the old pair face their end together.
Life is a labyrinth: the old pair accept they are the mistake
A meditation on death and reconciliation as the two architects of the knot admit they must be the ones to end it.