
Claudia returns to Adam and reveals a third, origin world
Adam faces the woman he had killed. Claudia tells him the origin lies outside both worlds, in a third world born of Tannhaus's mistake.
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Adam faces the woman he had killed. Claudia tells him the origin lies outside both worlds, in a third world born of Tannhaus's mistake.

Claudia tells Adam this meeting is happening for the first time, and that the child of Jonas and Martha sustains both worlds.

Claudia admits she lied to Adam and Eva, keeping everyone in the dark, because Regina can only live in the origin world.

In the other world the attack on Helge happens in November 1986, while Claudia explains that the two worlds differ only in timing.

Claudia explains that when time freezes during the apocalypse, cause and effect break, and Jonas and Martha must use it to reach the origin world.

A shattered Jonas confronts Adam over Martha's death; Adam takes him away and promises a way he never has to become Adam.

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.

On the way to undo it all, the two halves of the knot admit that their own desires are why everything repeats.

Eva expects her death to keep the cycle going, but this time it plays out differently, and the old pair face their end together.

A meditation on death and reconciliation as the two architects of the knot admit they must be the ones to end it.

Claudia explains that Tannhaus lost his son, daughter-in-law and granddaughter on a bridge, and Jonas and Martha must take that pain away.

As Tannhaus's machine splits his world, Jonas and Martha prepare to cross, and Martha asks if her world's Jonas was different.

As children, Martha sees a sad boy in her closet and Jonas sees a girl in the basement; the adults see nothing.

In the origin world, Tannhaus's son Marek explodes over the store and a lifetime of being overlooked, then leaves in the rain.

Driving off in the storm, Marek vents about his father to Sonja, and a tender exchange is cut short by figures on the road.

Jonas and Martha turn the car back from the bridge and pass on Tannhaus's words, rewriting the origin world's fate.

Jonas and Martha realise they saw each other as children, wonder whether anything of them will remain, and say goodbye.

At a dinner toasting Regina, the power fails and Hannah describes a dream of infinite darkness that felt like freedom.

The friends toast to a world without Winden, and Hannah considers a familiar name for her unborn child.

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 Ulrich Nielsen, in story order. Played by Oliver Masucci.

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.

The boy and the girl the whole knot is tied around. 33 scenes together, in story order.

Every Dark moment featuring Katharina Nielsen, in story order. Played by Jördis Triebel.

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

Every Dark moment featuring Helge Doppler, in story order. Played by Peter Schneider.

Every Dark moment featuring Peter Doppler, in story order. Played by Stephan Kampwirth.

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 Regina Tiedemann, in story order. Played by Deborah Kaufmann.

The two sides of the war over the knot. 4 scenes together, in story order.