![]() In 2052, old Claudia rips the pages out of her book and sends Jonas back to "destroy the knot" and make sure his younger self does everything he's supposed to do (which is also where we meet him in Season 1). Adam gives Noah Claudia's journal and tells him to find its missing pages (which, if you remember, is what he was doing during Season 1). A year later, future Elisabeth travels with adult Charlotte to steal baby Charlotte from her past self, which sends Noah on his mission back to 1920, where he meets Adam. Claudia kills her other self, and pretends to be her as she "returns" to Universe 2 and speaks with Eva. In 2040, as older Jonas, Claudia, and Noah are trying to get the dark matter machine to work, Claudia is also getting advice from her alternate universe self. Noah's mother is Silja, who'd originally been brought to the 19th century by Jonas's mother, Hannah Kahnwald Silja is Hannah's daughter from her back-in-time affair with Bartosz's great-grandfather, Egon Tiedemann (which means that Bartosz has children with his half great aunt?). We learn that Noah's father is Bartosz, who'd traveled back to 1890 with older Jonas, Franziska Doppler, and Magnus Nielsen to help construct the time machine. Charlotte, Noah and Elisabeth's daughter, is born after young Noah is sent forward in time and survives the apocalypse with Elisabeth. That's how Martha is able to rescue Jonas from the apocalypse by traveling from her reality into his, and that's how another major character - Claudia - is able to come back from the dead and completely alter the fate of Winden.Įpisode 7 also reveals more of the progression of Winden's interconnected family tree. But it's important to know that Dark exists in a quantum multiverse, where the possibility of parallel universes is in fact a reality, and a character can be both alive in one universe, and dead in another. That's a little quantum physics for you, which I won't bother going further into because I'm not going to sit here and pretend to understand quantum physics. ![]() But because it's happening inside of a box, away from human observation, we don't know for sure whether the cat is dead or alive unless we look - until then, the cat exists in both states of possibility, and by merely observing the experiment, we change its state. Tannhaus explaining the thought experiment of Schrödinger's cat, which goes like this: A cat is placed in a box with a lever held in place by a radioactive atom, and once that atom disintegrates, the hammer falls and smashes a vial of poison, which kills the cat. Luckily the penultimate episode gives us a helpful overview of all the stuff we missed between decades as our main characters hopped around the timeline. Adam considers the birth of Martha and Jonas's child to be the origin moment, but he's wrong. Why? It turns out Martha 2 gets pregnant from her brief dalliance with Jonas, and their resulting child ends up turning into the creepy trio, aka the boy, man and elderly dude with identical lip scars who have been creepily killing certain people across the timeline in a seeming attempt to thwart Adam. That's why he captures the Martha from Universe 2 (i.e., the one who saves Jonas in the Season 2 finale). He believes this requires him to find the origin moment that kicked everything off and prevent it from happening. Adam is hell bent on making sure that events unfold the way he expects them to from his vantage point on the timeline and is doing this so that he can accomplish his goal of ending the time loop once and for all. By the end of Season 3, we know for certain that Jonas is a young version of Adam, the hideously disfigured villain who has been manipulating his younger self and other Winden residents past and future in his world (let's call it Universe 1) as well as the alternate world (Universe 2).
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