Furthermore, similarly to how the biblical characters were the ancestors of all of humanity, Adam and Eva's child is the ancestor of much of the family tree in both worlds. Those two characters' plot function as the source of so much evil ties into the series' use of Gnostic imagery. Both names were assumed, perhaps inspired by the painting. Neither bears much resemblance to the biblical characters, but a painting in Erit Lux's headquarters shows the original couple.
Adam and/or Eve: Adam, Jonas' older self, and Eva, the alternate Martha's older self. Claudia keeps the Stable Time Loop going by letting everything happen as it always does, including Mikkel's and her father's death, to preserve the secret of time travel. (And she has her own death squad/ dragon in form of the time-looped Unknown.) She too is into monologues. Eva thinks this way as well she manipulates others into assisting her, including her younger self, to ensure the survival of her child. Adam definitely sees himself this way, as he monologues about it, lies, manipulates, and kills multiple times on screen, all in the name of his goal. Not to be confused with the video game Dark. The creators reunited for 1899, which released on Netflix in November 2022. The series concluded with Season 3 on June 27th, 2020. The show premiered on Decemits second season arrived on June 21, 2019. Every single character and plotline has a purpose, every piece has a meaning, and as the poster says, "Everything is connected." Everything shown onscreen is true - it's just piecing it together that's the hard part. The show itself doesn't lie to you, but the characters might. The best way to go into this show is to look at it as the spiritual antithesis to Twin Peaks, and an exercise in Germanic Efficiency. The first German-language Netflix series, Dark is a science fiction/paranormal thriller that shares likenesses with other shows such as Twin Peaks and Stranger Things. And they can't help but think that the strange events happening around them in 2019 are awfully similar to what happened in Winden when they were kids in 1986. Meanwhile, it's up to chief of police Charlotte Doppler and investigator Ulrich Nielsen to figure out what's going on. But there's something else going on in the wilderness, and soon they will stumble into a conspiracy far darker than anyone could have imagined. Jonas Kahnwald, a teenager struggling with his father's sudden and unexplained suicide, explores the forests and caves of Winden with his friends. 
The nearby nuclear power plant is still in operation. There's a 98% chance of rain in the forecast. Welcome to the beautiful, quiet town of Winden, Germany, circa 2019. The question isn't how the topic will be described, but when.
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