
Tannhaus explains Schroedinger's cat and split realities
A narrator walks through the cat that is both dead and alive, then asks whether time could split so two realities exist side by side.
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A narrator walks through the cat that is both dead and alive, then asks whether time could split so two realities exist side by side.

Bartosz stops Martha at a door and insists Adam lied, wants her dead, and that he knows what the origin really is.

Over a family grave from 1971, the narrator asks whether a new reality could be built in which the dead live again.

Stuck in 1888, Bartosz demands the truth; Jonas admits he wants to find and destroy the origin, and Bartosz just wants out.

A despairing Jonas is stopped by Noah, who explains time won't let him take his life and reminds him of Adam's promise.

Silja gives birth to a boy named Hanno, and a voice reflects that the human will can chase an impossible goal for a lifetime.

As the portal fails, Bartosz questions Claudia's motives; Jonas swears he will not become Adam, and doubts about Claudia grow.

Claudia admits she keeps the matter from working, then reveals she wants to untie the knot without destroying life, unlike Eva or Adam.

Young Hanno is told to be strong; Bartosz is told nothing could save Silja and that she wanted to name the baby Agnes.

Noah promises a paradise free of pain where the dead live, and that the passage will bring them back to Charlotte.

Desperate, Noah accuses Jonas of helping Claudia take Charlotte, curses him, then vows to Elisabeth he will bring her back.

A voice muses that every path we take is steered by desires we cannot fight, however grave the deeds they lead to.

Hannah tracks Jonas down with her daughter Silja, says Eva showed her the way, and owns the damage she has done.

Adam tells Noah that Claudia took Charlotte, and that finding the book's last pages will lead him to her and to paradise.

Claudia readies the Stranger: the matter can be stabilized, his younger self must follow the same path, and the passage must be destroyed.

Eva tells Martha they share the same pain and scars, marks her as a memento, and says choosing Adam is choosing death.

Every Dark moment featuring Jonas Kahnwald, in story order. Played by Louis Hofmann.

Every Dark moment featuring Martha Nielsen, in story order. Played by Lisa Vicari.

Every Dark moment featuring Claudia Tiedemann, in story order. Played by Julika Jenkins.

Every Dark moment featuring Hannah Kahnwald, in story order. Played by Maja Schöne.

Every Dark moment featuring Bartosz Tiedemann, in story order. Played by Paul Lux.

Every Dark moment featuring The Stranger, in story order. Played by Andreas Pietschmann.

Every Dark moment featuring Noah, in story order. Played by Mark Waschke.

Every Dark moment featuring Adam, in story order. Played by Dietrich Hollinderbäumer.

Every Dark moment featuring H.G. Tannhaus, in story order. Played by Christian Steyer.

Every Dark moment featuring Eva, in story order. Played by Barbara Nüsse.

Every Dark moment featuring Elisabeth Doppler, in story order. Played by Carlotta von Falkenhayn.