Franziska beat them to Erik's stash
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.
Franziska Doppler
Every Dark moment featuring Franziska Doppler, in story order. Played by Gina Stiebitz.
13 moments · 18 min
Something in the cave, and Mikkel is gone
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.
Magnus tackles Franziska in the woods
Magnus pins a girl he catches sneaking around the cave; she admits she overheard talk about Erik's drugs and offers an awkward apology about Mikkel.
Franziska corners Elisabeth over the missing lipstick
Franziska accuses her little sister of stealing and calls her deafness an act, then brushes off a ride to school and says she never liked Mikkel anyway.
Franziska's money and the fat secret at the table
Magnus finds Franziska's cash stash and accuses her of dealing; she fires back that her parents' marriage is a lie everyone sits down to dinner with.
Franziska and Martha call a truce before the caves
In 2020 Franziska turns up with her little sister, neither apologizes, and Martha resolves to go into the caves herself.
Magnus and Martha leave Bartosz behind in the cave
The teens catch Bartosz with a strange device, take it from him, and abandon him in the tunnels despite his pleas.
Bartosz admits Noah predicted everything
The chair is gone and Bartosz confesses that Noah foretold the kiss, his mother's cancer and Jonas's return.
Jonas reaches the bunker to save his friends
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.
1888: a Martha who should be dead appears to the travelers
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.
1888: the travelers interrogate the other-world Martha
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.
1888: Bartosz explodes at the Stranger and names him Adam
Stranded with an empty device in 1888, Bartosz accuses the Stranger of lying all along and tells the others who Adam really is.
Older Magnus and Franziska from the other world recruit them
Their older selves from the other world say their own elders lied and urge them to trust Jonas; then Martha arrives with another plan.