How was Claudia able to step out of the cycle this one time? I don't understand how she was able to solve the mystery this time but never was able to in the endless cycles before
And Adam truly had good intentions right? Like he did the things he did because he genuinely thought he would be able to break the cycle that way right? And Eva was trying to keep the cycle intact cause she wanted to keep her son?
I've been trying to theorize Adam
Adam disfigurement is never really explained except that he "traveled too much" but that does not make much sense when Claudia and Martha/Eve seemed to have traveled just as much, if not more.
Also Adam says that "the origin" is too strong, and that only the whole of both apocalypses can destroy it. Because it is the origin.
So my theory is that he traveled a lot trying to kill or neutralize in some way the trio, but he never could, what he missed was that the reason he could not kill them was the same reason he could not kill himself, for him to exist the trio/the unknown has to exist as well. When he keeps saying that the origin is too "strong" I imagine he tried to kill them in every way possible including blowing himself up, which is why he is so disfigured, but again, he can't kill them and he can't kill himself.
I know this ends up being irrelevant to the resolution because he was just wrong, but I really would have liked some more explanation there.
I've been trying to theorize Adam
Adam disfigurement is never really explained except that he "traveled too much" but that does not make much sense when Claudia and Martha/Eve seemed to have traveled just as much, if not more.
Also Adam says that "the origin" is too strong, and that only the whole of both apocalypses can destroy it. Because it is the origin.
So my theory is that he traveled a lot trying to kill or neutralize in some way the trio, but he never could, what he missed was that the reason he could not kill them was the same reason he could not kill himself, for him to exist the trio/the unknown has to exist as well. When he keeps saying that the origin is too "strong" I imagine he tried to kill them in every way possible including blowing himself up, which is why he is so disfigured, but again, he can't kill them and he can't kill himself.
I know this ends up being irrelevant to the resolution because he was just wrong, but I really would have liked some more explanation there.
Yeah I also was hoping for more of an explanation on that.There's a scene in S3 where adult Jonas in the 1800's gets zapped by the machine that he was working on and it burns his arm pretty badly. I thought that was going to be the precursor to him being disfigured entirely but it wasn't explicitly said if that was the case.
How was Claudia able to step out of the cycle this one time? I don't understand how she was able to solve the mystery this time but never was able to in the endless cycles before
Spoilers for season 3 question
so with the new world without Jonas and Martha. And their worlds destroyed. Is there new worlds created where Jonas and Martha never stepped in front of the car and the car accident happened? Or is Jonas and Martha gone forever ?
Spoilers for season 3 question
so with the new world without Jonas and Martha. And their worlds destroyed. Is there new worlds created where Jonas and Martha never stepped in front of the car and the car accident happened? Or is Jonas and Martha gone forever ?
Spoilers for season 3 question
so with the new world without Jonas and Martha. And their worlds destroyed. Is there new worlds created where Jonas and Martha never stepped in front of the car and the car accident happened? Or is Jonas and Martha gone forever ?
While I really enjoyed it overall, season 3 did kinda sour things a little for me. Not that it was bad, it was just so far and beyond what I was expecting after season one (even though season 2 kinda started going that way towards the end). I just preferred the more groundedness of the 1st season and thatNot sure if I'm making any sense but that's just my take. Still absolutely loved it and will recommend it to others.in the end everything we watched in the first 2 seasons meant nothing in the grand scheme of things. Like sure it was a loop, but the whole mystery of people missing and traveling had little to no significance other than playing out a loop, which just made it a little lame to me. The ending itself was cool though, makes you just feel a sense of emptiness when you realize everyone you learned to love watching the show ceases to exist because they were only a product of the dimension split.
Thanks for all the replies. A quick follow up. Spoilers season 3.
i see. So is the apocalypse the only time where there could be two paths branch with Martha and alt Martha. And Jonas and alt Jonas. Where Jonas dies after being saved by Martha. And the Jonas fhat becomes adam. I thought maybe with the car accident that there could be a branch where they never stop the accident from happening.
Just hit me that Tannhaus's machine worked exactly the way he wanted to in the 'end', just in an extremely circuitous way that will never be visible to his 'world', since of course he never built it.
Really love the ending, and that last scene is so great/sweet.
Yeah I really love the roundabout way in which everything was fixed. Tannhaus succeeded in preventing the accident but he'll never even know everything that he set in motion, and that's the beauty of it.
Not spoiling anything, but just take in the information they give you and hold onto it. For most the season I thought the show got a little to far up it's own ass, but it all pays off in the end and was worth it.Loved the first two.. but I'm struggling with this season. Way too much is going on. It feels like I'm constantly thinking about the logic of this show to the detriment of my enjoyment
I'm at ep7 and hella confused. Where didfuture 2040 Jonas come from? He just suddenly appeared in the nuclear rplant.
This. Jonas didn't travel at all between 1988 and 1920 when he became Adam.Tbh I just think in making the Time Machine he just got electrocuted a lot. In the face. We already saw the machine do a number on his arm.
I'm at ep7 and hella confused. Where didfuture 2040 Jonas come from? He just suddenly appeared in the nuclear rplant.
Finished this two days ago, still thinking about it. They really landed the story.
Thinking about
How/When Claudia realizes those that are out of the loop and how they are the key to finish it all. Also, Where/when happened that Regina was a Doppler? I missed that, I remember the talk in the graveyard but that seemed to come out of nowhere
This piece of the soundtrack is so incredible. I waited the whole season for it to strike again
Claudia and Berndt are Regina's parents
You can see it on the Dark Netflix site's family tree: https://darknetflix.io/en
Yeah, I know. It's just that I don't know how that happened. I think I'll rewatch S1 and 2 too, because I don't remember how that happened
They don't really get into it to be honest. It's unclear if it was the result of him grooming her when she was still underage (the scene where he gives her the money for tutoring Helge was creepy IMO, but open to interpretation on whether or not he had any other intentions there beyond paying her for tutoring), or if they just got into an actual relationship later after the power plant was built when they were both adults. There's not a whole lot to go on with their relationship.
I'm halfway through season 2. Just revealed thatand I'm freaking the fuck out. Had to share with someone because my girlfriend isn't watching. Can't wait to get to season 3.Jonas is Adam
Loved the first two.. but I'm struggling with this season. Way too much is going on. It feels like I'm constantly thinking about the logic of this show to the detriment of my enjoyment
I am being very careful not to look at any posts! Just need a place to vent about what I'm seeing. Also, that site is gonna be a godsend. I've been using a site with very detailed recaps, but this seems much more convenient. Thanks!Enjoy the ride! And get out of this thread, you don't want to get spoiled :P I mean even major details wouldn't spoil too much without context given how complex the series is, but you get the point, the series is at its best when you get to experience all the madness first-hand.
Btw if you ever need a refresher on characters, check out the official website. https://darknetflix.io/en
You can enter the current episode you are at and you will only get shown information up to the point you watched, it's very well made.
Same, I would go as far to say it is probably the best time travel story ever made.Just finished it. Wow. What a powerful, emotional, affecting ending.
Dark shoots straight to the top of my list of all time favorite shows.
Same, I would go as far to say it is probably the best time travel story ever made.
Anyone know if there's a playlist with all the music from the show on it? Damn good music selection.
Also, super impressed that Dark was made by a couple - Janice Friese wrote all 26 episodes (sometimes with a writing partner) and Baran Bo Odar directed all 26 episodes - and they're dating or married. That's incredible. Whatever they do next I'm there day one.
Jantje Friese and Baran bo Odar, the producers of breakout Netflix mystery series Dark, have boarded their next project. The German pair will develop and produce 1899, a historical horror series set on a steamship filled with European migrants traveling from London to New York at the turn of the century.
In 1899, a motley mix of European migrants have booked passage on a steamship heading west to New York, dreaming of a future in the new world. But when they discover another migrant ship adrift on the open sea, their journey takes an unexpected turn. What they find on board turns their passage to the promised land into a horrifying nightmare.
This one has most of the tracks from every season on it, but missing a few big ones like 'Irgendwie, Irgendwo, Irgendwann' by Nena
Also, they have another Netflix show in the works called 1899 that sounds really fascinating:
https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/n...ic-horror-1899-as-next-netflix-series-1160810
This one has most of the tracks from every season on it, but missing a few big ones like 'Irgendwie, Irgendwo, Irgendwann' by Nena
Also, they have another Netflix show in the works called 1899 that sounds really fascinating:
https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/n...ic-horror-1899-as-next-netflix-series-1160810