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Daniel Kahnwald

**Daniel Kahnwald** is the father of Ines Kahnwald. He was Winden's chief of police in 1953-1954 and Egon Tiedemann's superior.

## History

### Background

Daniel was born in 1915, in Winden. By 1940 he married an unknown woman and had a daughter named Ines. Before 1953, he became the chief of police of Winden.

### 1953

#### November 10

Daniel was with a group of police officers, including Egon Tiedemann, investigating two children's bodies with the eyes disfigured (the dead Erik Obendorf and Yasin Friese from 2019)–dressed oddly, as if in costumes–on the construction site of the Winden Nuclear Power Plant. He and Egon turn around to notice a boy atop the hill surveying the scene, until cycling away.

In the police coroner room, Pathologist Udo Meier informs Egon and Daniel that the boys' eyes are burned as if from a phosphorous grenade and their ears are completely destroyed. Adding to the mystery, both boys had a pfennig coin strung around their neck, dated 1986 and their clothes are labelled "Made in China." Egon then wonders whether the boys are from China. Udo says they are definitely not from here. One boy looks Mediterranean or Arabian, and the redhead has a strange tattoo.

He sends officers to the construction area to place signs noting the "Crime Scene", which distracts the audience of Bernd Doppler's press conference.

#### November 11

At the station, **Daniel Kahnwald** notifies Egon Tiedemann that Bernd has informed of his son's disappearance. In turn, Egon tells Daniel that there was a man from the day before who asked about his own missing son and facts on Helge. Daniel wants to send out a APB, and that Bernd shouldn't know.

#### November 12

After taking a time traveller named Ulrich Nielsen into custody for being the suspected murderer and kidnapper, Daniel, Egon and a group of officers visit his cell to intimidate him. Ulrich begs them to let him go so that he can find his son, but Daniel didn't listen and furiously questions him on Helge Doppler's whereabouts. When Ulrich didn't talk, the officers proceed to beat him with their batons.

### 1954

#### June 23

After Helge returned home, Daniel and Egon were wonder why, after 7 months, they still have no clue as to the identity of the suspect (Ulrich) and why no one has come elsewhere.

#### June 26

After the murder of a future Claudia Tiedemann, Meier presents her corpse to them, stating that she is covered entirely with radiation. Daniel suggests that she had a relation to the suspect (Ulrich), so he instructs Egon to show Helge a picture of her to see if he recognises her.

## Appearances

### Season 1

* Episode 8 "As You Sow, so You Shall Reap"
* Episode 9 "Everything Is Now
* Episode 10 "Alpha and Omega"

### Season 2

* Episode 3 "Ghosts"
* Episode 7 "The White Devil"

## References

1. ↑ Season 1 Episode 8 "As You Sow, so You Shall Reap"
2. ↑ Season 1 Episode 9 "Everything Is Now"
3. ↑ Season 1 Episode 10 "Alpha and Omega"
4. ↑ Season 2 Episode 3 "Ghosts"
5. ↑ Season 2 Episode 7 "The White Devil"
Jana Nielsen

* Old
* Adult
* Young

**Jana Nielsen** is the wife of Tronte Nielsen and the mother of Ulrich and Mads Nielsen.

## Person

Jana Nielsen could never return to normal after the disappearance of her son Mads. She always held to the belief that Mads could still be living, much to the neglect of her son Ulrich. She can appear to be mentally confused and in the forest regularly sees strange beings.

## History

### 1953

#### November 10

As Ulrich enters H.G. Tannhaus' shop, he sees his mother, Jana, as a child. She's with a young Ines Kahnwald and they talk about the dead bodies found at the construction site.

### 1954

#### September 24

Jana and Claudia talk about Tronte and his mother Agnes Nielsen's disappearance.
Jana walks through the woods and sees Tronte sitting in front of a lake. She sits next to him and notices the bracelet he is holding. She asks him why he is there and not at school, Tronte says he likes it there because it is desolate. He tells her he likes to write and that she has a nice smile.
Jana asks Tronte if he has any idea where his mother is and if the man he saw in the woods could be his father. Tronte says that his mother had never talked about him much and had told him he was a bad person. He mentions he was in a home for a while and shows Jana his arms with cigarette burns. He tells Jana he does not care if that man is his father and is glad his mother has gone. He offers Jana the bracelet he was given. Claudia arrives and asks Jana what she is doing there, and tells Tronte dinner will be ready soon. They walk away hand in hand, Tronte telling Jana he could see her tomorrow. In the music sequence, Jana is seeing laying on her bed with the bracelet.

### 1986

#### November 5

Mikkel Nielsen, a time traveler from 2019, and her future grandson, entered her house and said Mom, she thought for a few seconds that he was Mads. Later that day, she talks with Egon Tiedemann when he is in Ulrich's room.

## Appearances

### Season 1

* Episode 1 "Secrets" (2019)
* Episode 2 "Lies" (2019)
* Episode 3 "Past and Present" (1986, 2019)
* Episode 5 "Truths" (1986)
* Episode 6 "Sic Mundus Creatus Est" (2019)
* Episode 7 "Crossroads" (2019)
* Episode 8 "As You Sow, so You Shall Reap" (1953)
* Episode 9 "Everything Is Now" (1953, 1986, 2019)
* Episode 10 "Alpha and Omega" (2019)

### Season 3

* Episode 2 "The Survivors" (1987)
* Episode 4 "The Origin" (1954)
H.G. Tannhaus' Clock Shop

**H.G. Tannhaus' Clock Shop** is the workshop, place of business and residence of H.G. Tannhaus, the manufacturer of antique clocks and watches in Winden.

Tannhaus had established a business in Winden by the 1950s. Ulrich Nielsen, having traveled there through thewormhole, sees a young Ines Kahnwald, accompanied by Jana Nielsen, arrive to pick a watch he has repaired for her father.

All personal encounters with Tannhaus take place at the shop, whether it is the Stranger coming to ask about time travel and to repair the apparatus, or Claudia providing him the know-how for both.

Tannhaus appeared to have passed away after 2019, as Charlotte Doppler inherits the shop. Since he was the only family she ever knew, she held on to it, and had all the contents carefully preserved. She, Peter, and Elisabeth spend considerable time there trying to learn about how time travel operates.

## References

1. ↑ *Dark* Season 1 Episode 8: "As You Sow, so You Shall Reap"
Ronny Schalk

**Ronny Schalk** is a German screenwriter. His major work before *Dark* was the 2012 feature film *Wir wollten aufs Meer* (*Shores of Hope*), for which he was nominated for the Young German Cinema Award at the 2012 Munich Film Festival.

## Credits

### Writer

#### Season 1

* "Lies"
* "Sic Mundus Creatus Est"
* "Alpha and Omega"

#### Season 2

* "Dark Matter"
* "Lost and Found"

## External links

* Ronny Schalk at the Internet Movie Database
Winden Caves

* 2019
* 1953
* Map

The **Winden Caves** (*Windener Höhlen*) are an intricate system of caves adjacent to the Winden Nuclear Power Plant and the bunker.

They contain the wormhole that allows for time travel, which is located right underneath the bunker. The cave's main entrance is located in the forest and the other known entrance is near the Winden Nuclear Power Plant. These were once connected, but this connection was sealed with a metal door, as ordered by Claudia Tiedemann in 1986.

## History

The cave map shows that the caves were surveyed and mapped from the late 1800s to the 1920s by individuals named Waldron, Sandberg, Lenzinger and Blättermann, among others.

## See also

* Winden Cave map
* Wormhole
Hannah Nielsen

**Hannah Nielsen** (née **Krüger**) is the second wife of Ulrich Nielsen, by whom she is pregnant in 2019. She is a clever woman, driven by pain and vengeance, and doesn't shy away from conspiracies.

## Biography

### 2019

#### November 4

Ulrich walks into Hannah's room and awakes her. Hannah tells him she had trouble sleeping. Ulrich tells her he took a while to make it home because the baker's was full and joked the apocalypse was nearing them. Hannah asks him to stay, but he has to leave. He tells her they would see each other that evening, and Hannah stands up, revealing she was pregnant. She tells him she loves him, and Ulrich tells her she is beautiful.

Hannah walks into the high school, and walks right into Katharina, who tries to ignore her. Hannah says she wanted to see her, and tells her she knows that she and the kids were a part of him and that she would back off. Katharina sarcastically thanks her, and tells her that Ulrich wanted to bring something over, when Hannah asks if Ulrich had been to her house earlier that morning.

Jonas walks out and sees Hannah in the hallway, who doesn't pay much attention to him until he calls her "mom." Hannah is confused, but Jonas is unable to say anything else, so she leaves. Hannah gets home, and looks at Ulrich's jacket in which she had found a hair earlier.

#### November 5

At the police station, Hannah brings sweets and asks Charlotte and Torben if Ulrich was there, as she had been wanting to contact him all morning. Charlotte is confused and told Hannah that she thought Ulrich had gone home. Hannah tells Charlotte she looks very different and asks if she got a haircut, but Charlotte says that she had not. Hannah grows suspicious of Charlotte and hugs her, while smelling her hair before leaving visibly shaken.

Hannah visits Aleksander and says sorry about what happened to Regina. She asks Aleksander how he and Bartosz are doing and tells him she wants to offer him a deal, telling him she has something that was his and wanted to return it. She brings out a bag, and asks him if he remembers it, Seeing Aleksander's worried face, Hannah tells him that the contents of the bag were safe. Aleksander asks if what she wants is money, but she refuses because she wants Charlotte "destroyed" and to lose everything.

#### November 8

On the day of the apocalypse, Hannah suffers a late-term miscarriage. Minutes before Winden is devastated, an elderly Egon Tiedemann rescues her on behalf of Erit Lux.

She and Egon later have a daughter, the Silja Tiedemann of Eva's World, whose descendants become crucial to the preservation of the time loop.

## Appearances

### Season 3

* Episode 1 "Deja-vu" (2019)
* Episode 3 "Adam and Eva" (2019)
* Episode 6 "Light and Shadow" (2019)

## Notes and references

1. ↑ https://dark.netflix.io/en/event-timeline/hannah-nielsen-b
2. ↑ *Dark* Season 3 Episode 8: "The Paradise"
Regina Doppler

*This article is about the Regina from the Original World. For the Regina from Adam's World, see Regina Tiedemann. For the Regina from Eva's World, see Regina Tiedemann.*
**Regina Doppler** was a resident of Winden in the Original World and the daughter of Claudia Doppler and Bernd Doppler. She lived with her parents in a beautiful house at the edge of the woods.

## History

Regina was restored to existence after her mother's counterpart from Adam's World discovered the existence of the Original World. She informed Adam about how to destroy Adam's World and Eva's World as it was in her interest to see a healthy, living Regina.

Unlike her counterparts in Adam and Eva's Worlds, Regina indeed never suffered from cancer. Although Boris Niewald existed in this world, they never married or had a son because they only met before because of Ulrich's actions.

She joined her friends Torben Wöller, Hannah Wöller, Bernadette Wöller, Peter Doppler and Katharina Albers in 2019.

## References

1. ↑ https://darknetflix.io/en/event-timeline/regina-c
2. ↑ *Dark* Season 3 Episode 8: "The Paradise"
Kilian Obendorf

**Kilian Obendorf** is the older brother of Erik Obendorf and a student at the high school in Season 1 and Season 3 of *Dark*. He is present in Adam's World as one of the Theatre students although he was never mentioned. In Eva's World he is in a relationship with Martha.

He is portrayed by Sammy Scheuritzel.
Hermeticism

**Hermeticism** is a philosophical and esoteric tradition ascribed to the ancient figure Hermes Trismegistus. Hermetic symbols, in particular the Emerald Tablet, and other references are prominent in *Dark*.

* Noah has the Emerald Tablet tattooed on his back; Bartosz Tiedemann has it tattooed on his chest as seen with Noah in 1921 while working on the passage.
* A framed print of the tablet, and another of Hermes Trismegistus, hang on the wall next to Mikkel Nielsen's hospital bed when he arrives in 1986
* The Stranger's string wall includes images of the Tree of Life, a symbol with 10 circles connected by 22 lines prominent in the Hermetic Kabbalah tradition.
* The red cord in the Winden Caves leading to the portal is anchored to a metal ouroboros. The ouroboros, a serpent eating its own tail, is an Egyptian motif later adopted by hermetics.
* "Sic Mundus Creatus Est," found on the text of the tablet, is written on the door of the passage in the cave and outside the God Particle chamber in 2053, and is the name of the society of time travelers led by Adam.
* *The Kybalion*, a book highly influential in popularizing Hermeticism in the early 20th century, is found among H.G. Tannhaus's things. In it, Elisabeth Doppler finds a 1921 photograph of members of Sic Mundus which includes Noah, looking the same age as he did in 2019 when he gave her the pocket watch.
Peter Benedict

**Peter Benedict**, born **Christian Riss**, is an Austrian actor. He portrays Aleksander Tiedemann in *Dark*.

Born to the actors Walter Riss and Christa Rossenbach, Benedict studied acting and directing at the Mozarteum in Salzburg, Austria, and the Konrad Wolf Academy in Potsdam. He worked in film and television as production staff and crew until 2002, when he began to take acting roles. He has appeared as a character actor in numerous German and Austrian productions, including regular roles as Robert Schwenke in *Innocent* and *Robert von Bergen* in *Jenny: Echt gerecht*.

## Credits

### Actor

#### Season 1

* "Secrets"
* "Lies"
* "Double Lives"
* "Sic Mundus Creatus Est"
* "Crossroads"
* "Everything Is Now"
* "Alpha and Omega"

#### Season 2

* "Beginnings and Endings"
* "The Travelers"
* "Lost and Found"
* "An Endless Cycle"
* "The White Devil"
* "Endings and Beginnings"

#### Season 3

* "Deja-vu"
* "Adam and Eva"
* "Life and Death"
* "Light and Shadow"

## External links

* Official site
* Peter Benedict at the Internet Movie Database
Louis Hofmann

**Louis Hofmann** portrayed Young Jonas Kahnwald in *Secrets*, *Lies*, *Double Lives*, *Truths*, *Sic Mundus Creatus Est*, *Crossroads*, *Everything Is Now*, *Alpha and Omega*, *Beginnings and Endings*, *Dark Matter*, *The Travelers*, *Lost and Found*, *An Endless Cycle*, *The White Devil*, *Endings and Beginnings*, *Light and Shadow*, *Between the Time* and *The Paradise*.

He also portrayed an alternate Jonas Kahnwald in *Endings and Beginnings*, *Deja-vu*, *The Survivors*, *Adam and Eva*, *The Origin*, *Life and Death* and *Light and Shadow*.

He also portrayed another alternate Jonas Kahnwald in *The Paradise*.

## Credits

### Actor

#### Season 1

* *"Secrets"*
* *"Lies"*
* *"Double Lives"*
* *"Truths"*
* *"Sic Mundus Creatus Est"*
* *"Crossroads"*
* *"Everything Is Now"*
* *"Alpha and Omega"*

## External links

* Louis Hofmann at the Internet Movie Database

* Follow Louis Hofmann (@louishofmann) on Instagram

* Follow Louis Hofmann (@HofmannLouis) on Facebook
Sonja Tannhaus

**Sonja Tannhaus** is Marek Tannhaus' wife, Charlotte's mother, and H.G. Tannhaus' daughter-in-law.

In 1971 in the origin universe, after her husband got into a heated discussion with his father, Marek promptly gathered Sonja and Charlotte into their car and drove off. Unfortunately, the family was involved in a car accident that night that led to all their deaths.This in turn resulted in driving H.G. to build a time machine that ends up splitting the origin world into the two separate realities that Adam and Eva recognize as their own.

In what is referred to as the paradise universe, however, the family is stopped on the road by Jonas and Martha, who convince them to turn around, subsequently preventing the family's death and thus preventing the origin world from splitting in the first place. On returning back to her father-in-law's place with a calmer Marek, she explains to H.G. that Marek thinks they ran into two angels on the road.

Sonja is an anagram of Jonas.
H.G. Tannhaus/Origin World

**Heinrich Gustav Tannhaus** is a clockmaker who operates a shop in Winden. A descendant of a family obsessed with time travel, Tannhaus is highly knowledgeable in theoretical physics, black holes, spacetime, and similar subjects. He has appeared in various educational videos and programs, such as an explanation of the Schroedinger's cat thought experiment.

In 1974, Tannhaus suffered a terrible loss when his son, daughter-in-law and granddaughter perished in a tragic accident. Unable to accept his loss, Tannhaus created an experimental machine in an desperate attempt to time travel and save his deceased family. However, the machine instead split and destroyed his world, creating two interlinked realities: Adam's world and Eva's world. Various individuals within the looped worlds - Claudia Tiedemann, Jonas Kahnwald and Martha Nielsen - learned of this, and made efforts to restore time and space to its original state.

## Gallery

*→ See **23** images of H.G. Tannhaus at **Images of H.G. Tannhaus**.*
On television Explaining Schroedinger's cat in 1974In 1974Explaining Schroedinger's cat
## References

1. ↑ https://dark.netflix.io/en/event-timeline/the-clockmaker
개별꽃속

개별꽃속(Pseudostellaria)은 석죽과 하위분류다

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## 속목록

*Pseudostellaria bulbosa* (Nakai) Nakai    **덩이뿌리개별꽃**

*Pseudostellaria coreana* (Nakai) Ohwi **참개별꽃**

*Pseudostellaria japonica* (Korsh.) Pax **긴개별꽃**

*Pseudostellaria monantha* Ohwi  **산개별꽃**

*Pseudostellaria okamotoi* Ohwi **지리산개별꽃**

*Pseudostellaria setulosa* Ohwi    **숲개별꽃**

*Pseudostellaria sylvatica* (Maxim.) Pax **가는잎개별꽃**
Carlotta von Falkenhayn

**Carlotta von Falkenhayn** is a German child actress. She portrays the 2019–2020 Elisabeth Doppler in *Dark*.

## Credits

### Actor

#### Season 1

* "Double Lives"
* "Truths"
* "Everything Is Now"

#### Season 2

* "Beginnings and Endings"
* "Dark Matter"
* "The Travelers"
* "Lost and Found"
* "The White Devil"
* "Endings and Beginnings"

## External links

* Carlotta von Falkenhayn at the Internet Movie Database
Search for Erik Obendorf

## Casualties

*"Mr. Obendorf. No one is unimportant to us here. We've done 172 interviews. We've questioned neighbors and friends, combed the entire forest, searched the houses and basements or nearby residents. 23 officers and over 50 volunteers have been searching for your son for days."*
―Charlotte Doppler to Jürgen Obendorf and Ulla Obendorf[src]
The **Search for Erik Obendorf** was a rescue mission undertaken by the Winden Police Department to locate the abducted Erik Obendorf who was being used as a test subject for Noah's Time Machine Chair in 1986, therefore the police couldn't locate Erik in their present time.
Elisabeth Doppler's Cult

*"No one can enter the dead zone. Any attempt will be punished by death. Those are the rules. We are the future! Sic Mundus Creatus Est!"*
―Elisabeth Doppler, as interpreted by Silja Tiedemann[src]
**Elisabeth Doppler's cult** is an armed band of soldiers and Sic Mundus worshippers in the 2050s who inhabit the ruins and surrounding forest of the post-apocalyptic Winden.

After being transported from 1986 to 2052 by touching the 1953 Helge Doppler through the time portal in the bunker, Jonas Kahnwald is captured by the group and eventually joins them. The group takes its orders from a grown-up Elisabeth with a weather-beaten face; she is deaf, and so relies upon Silja to interpret for her.

How the group has been able to survive in the wasteland for thirty-three years is unclear, as well as any reason why they should remain there. The air is patrolled by unidentified helicopters, which they sometimes avoid. However, given that the entire world was afflicted by the apocalypse, the living situation is likely little different elsewhere. The group appears be in conflict with other groups of irregulars, as the members are heavily armed. Jonas steals diesel fuel from one of these other groups (and is nearly spotted) in a dangerous, highly orchestrated ruse.

## Beliefs and goals

Elisabeth knows about the dark matter inside the former cooling chamber, and decries it as something from the devil. She believes they must not venture inside, but wait for the "prophecy" to be fulfilled that will allow things to return to the way they were before.

The group actively works to prevent anyone from entering the grounds of the former Winden Nuclear Power Plant, upon penalty of death. Two Frenchmen were caught attempting to make their way in, and were hanged as a result. Jonas himself was caught crawling out from under the barrier wall and immediately apprehended. Put to the noose in the usual spot, Jonas accuses Elisabeth of lying to the others and orders she show them what's in the dead zone. Elisabeth shoots him in the leg. He shouts utter heresy, claiming that the passage will not open and that paradise does not exist. It is not clear how much of this Elisabeth picks up through lips, but with such an anger as though she understood it all, she kicks the beam out from under Jonas's feet. After letting him hang for a few moments, however, she shoots the rope, saving him, and he is imprisoned.

## Members

* Elisabeth Doppler (leader)
* Silja (lieutenant)
* Jonas Kahnwald
* Various others

## Gallery

Silja, the cult's lieutenantElisabeth and SiljaSpeaking of paradise
## References

1. ↑ *Dark* Season 3 Episode 8: "The Paradise"
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3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 *Dark* Season 2 Episode 1: "Beginnings and Endings"
4. ↑ *Dark* Season 3 Episode 2: "The Survivors"
5. ↑ 5.0 5.1 *Dark* Season 2 Episode 2: "Dark Matter"
6. ↑ *Dark* Season 2 Episode 4: "The Travelers"
Christian Pätzold

**Christian Pätzold** is a German actor. He portrays the 1980s Egon Tiedemann in *Dark*.

Pätzold trained as a stage actor, first performing with the Berliner Schaubühne in 1968. He ventured into television around 1988, and his regular stints have included Dr. Waldemar Wecker on *Tiere bis unters Dach* and as Gottfried Häberle on *Die Kirche bleibt im Dorf - Die Serie*.

## Credits

### Actor

#### Season 1

* *"Past and Present"*
* *"Truths"*
* *"Crossroads"*
* *"Everything Is Now"*
* *"Alpha and Omega"*

#### Season 2

* *"Dark Matter"*
* *"Ghosts"*
* *"Lost and Found"*
* *"The White Devil"*

## External links

* Christian Pätzold at the Internet Movie Database
Dr. Schaller

**Dr. Schaller** is the veterinarian whom Egon Tiedemann arranges to examine one of 33 dead sheep from farmer Hermann Albers field. He seems to know Egon fairly well as he asks about his daughter Claudia becoming the next plant director (a big deal), and also after his grand-daughter Regina. Schaller also asks Egon if he is coming to a weekend party he and his wife are having, his wife makes Yugoslavian meatballs:

*"Spicy as hell, but tasty as hell too."*
―Dr. Schaller
Schaller tells Egon the sheep were not poisoned, but died of sudden cardiac arrest due to a herd panic. Suspecting Ulrich Nielsen, Egon asks if a single person could cause such a panic, but Schaller replies no, unless you're Freddy Krueger. Egon then asks if any of the sheep were missing a hoof, but none were. Finally Egon asks about Satanists, to which **Dr. Schaller** replies they like to make a show of things and there would be traces left behind in the pasture. Schaller also finds it strange that sheep's eardrums are ruptured on both sides.

## Cultural Reference

* ABC's *The Look of Love*, a chart-topping hit released in 1982, plays in the background
* Freddy Krueger is the villain in the *Nightmare on Elm Street* films, a child killer who is able to enter his victims' dreams.

## References

1. ↑ *Dark* Season 1 Episode 3: "Past and Present"
Winden Main Intersection

The **Winden Main Intersection** was a junction near the entrance to Winden that has four different pathways. One of which led to the Winden Nuclear Power Plant through the Winden Forest. There was also a bus stop standing on the left side of the junction. In the world where Eva originated from, the bus stop was on the right side, and in the world where the Knot was originally created, it is at the front side.
Time window

* 1953/1986
* 2020/2053

On rare occasions where the God particle became manipulated, or unstable, a **window** or **portal** through time was created. When looking through the window, an observer would see the same location, but at a different time; through the window, a highly unpredictable form of time travel was possible. The windows seemed to be a strange manifestation of the God particle, or were at least connected in some way.

## History

### Adam's World

#### 1986/2019

In November 1986, Helge Doppler, under the orders of Noah, used the chair machine in the bunker to transport Mads Nielsen thirty-three years into the future, killing Mads in the process.

When in the bunker in November 2019, Peter Doppler was shocked to watch a time window form in front of him, from which Mads's lifeless body dropped.

#### 1953/1986/2052

When the older Jonas Kahnwald closed the passage using Tannhaus's clockwork device, it caused a time window to form in the bunker that existed directly above the passage.

Through this window, the child Helge Doppler, in 1953, and a younger version of Jonas, in 1986, both saw each other. Jonas and Helge reached out to each other; when they touched hands, it caused both to be catapulted forwards in time, by an increment of 33 years. Helge travelled from 1953 to 1986, effectively swapping place with Jonas, while Jonas was sent further forward, to 2052.

#### 2020/2053

During the apocalypse, another time window formed inside the Winden Nuclear Power Plant after the dark matter vanished. The window connected 2020 with 2053, and Charlotte and Elisabeth Doppler saw each other. Touching hands through the portal, Charlotte was apparently transported to 2053, which spared her from otherwise certain death.

### Eva's World

#### 1986/2019

In November 1986, the chair machine was used in the bunker to transport Mads Nielsen thirty-three years into the future, killing Mads in the process.

When in the bunker in November 2019, Martha Nielsen, Magnus Nielsen, Franziska Doppler and Kilian Obendorf were shocked to watch a time window form in front of them, from which Mads's lifeless body dropped.
Historic recurrence

**Historic recurrence** is the repetition of similar events in history. It is a recurring theme in *Dark*, where events seemingly repeat themselves between the years of the time loop. Characters often mention history repeating itself and experience déjà vu.

## Mentions

* Jana Nielsen compared Erik Obendorf's disappearance to Mads's disappearance in 1986 and said everything was repeating itself.
* Helge Doppler repeats the phrase "It's going to happen again" to himself.
* Martha experiences déjà vu in the forest. Jonas says if the world is a simulation, déjà vu is a glitch in the matrix and Martha says it could be a message from the other side.
Ouroboros

* Ouroboros
* Endless Cycle

A metal **ouroboros** ring is anchored to the ground within the Winden Caves, near the entry of 'the passage' or wormhole.

## Analysis

An ouroboros is an ancient symbol of a serpent eating its own tail. It is associated with the eternal cycle of life, death, and rebirth.

The earliest known depiction of it was found in a book on the sarcophagus of Tutankhamun, dating to the 14th century BC. Later Western cultures and ideas adopted its iconography: Greek magical tradition, Gnosticism, Hermeticism, and Alchemy.

*"The beginning is the end, and the end is the beginning"*
―Helge Doppler[src]
## History

### 2019

The Stranger tied a red cord to the ouroboros (the same type of red cord he tied to Jonas's bicycle) to help lead the way to 'the passage' along with the instructions on the map in red marker to "follow the signal."

Jonas found the ouroboros by following the red string with the gear/clues left by The Stranger along with the map that he found in Michael's studio, which finally led him to find the Sic Mundus Creatus Est metal door.

Ulrich following Helge within the cave ends up losing him, but finds the ouroboros and is able to find the door to the wormhole due to the noises as Helge went through.

#### 2020

Katharina also finds the ouroboros in the cave with the map and orb light she found in The Stranger's bag. She then follows the time vortex particles to the wormhole door and opens it, taking her back to 1987.

## References

1. ↑ *Dark* Season 1 Episode 4: "Double Lives"
2. ↑ *Dark* Season 1 Episode 6: "Sic Mundus Creatus Est"
3. ↑ *Dark* Season 1 Episode 8: "As You Sow, so You Shall Reap"
4. ↑ *Dark* Season 2 Episode 8: "Endings and Beginnings"

## Gallery

Jonas finds the red strings that leads to the OuroborosAriadne's Thread
Doris Tiedemann

The Unknown(great-great-great-great-great-great-grandson/great-great-great-great-great-great-great-grandson)

## Behind the Scenes

### **Portrayed by**

Luise Heyer

**Doris Tiedemann** was the wife of Egon Tiedemann and the mother of Claudia Tiedemann.

In 1953, the Tiedemanns rented a room in their house to Agnes Nielsen and her son Tronte, who relocated to Winden for unspecified reasons, possibly due to Agnes' involvement with Sic Mundus. It is not mentioned how they originally came into contact, but Doris is shown to be having an affair with Agnes.

In 1954, Doris is distraught that Agnes has disappeared. Desperate, she asks the officer Egon, who is her husband, to show interest in the search but he is very busy with her lover.

Later that September 24, she visits Winden's church, intending to meet the minister but runs into The Unknown and he tells her about her husband's affair with Hannah.

In the evening, Egon wants to patch things up with his wife, but Doris (fed up with so many secrets), asks him for a divorce.

 Appearances

### Season 1

* Episode 8 "As You Sow, so You Shall Reap" (1953)
* Episode 9 "Everything Is Now" (1953)
* Episode 10 "Alpha and Omega" (1953)

## Gallery

1. ↑ https://darknetflix.io/en/event-timeline/doris-tiedemann
1888

In **1888**, there is little more than a machine factory where the town of Winden will later stand, owned by the wealthy industrialist Gustav Tannhaus. He and his father before him, have spent decades researching time travel with the secret society Sic Mundus. Now he has received visitors or travelers from the future. They seem to be living and working at the factory and conducting mysterious electrical experiments.

## Events

* An older Jonas Kahnwald, Bartosz Tiedemann, Franziska Doppler, and Magnus Nielsen arrive in **1888** from the Apocalypse in 2020.
* September 21, **1888**, Martha Nielsen (Eva's World) arrives
* September 23, **1888**, Gustav Tannhaus is murdered by the Unknown

## Characters

### Youths

* Bartosz Tiedemann
* Franziska Doppler
* Magnus Nielsen
* Martha Nielsen (Eva's World)

## Episodes

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 *Dark* Season 3 Episode 1: "Deja-vu"
2. ↑ *Dark* Season 3 Episode 2: "The Survivors"
3. ↑ *Dark* Season 3 Episode 3: "Adam and Eva"
Dietrich Hollinderbäumer

Photo by Jens Best

**Dietrich Hollinderbäumer** is a German-Swedish actor. He portrays Adam in *Dark*.

He studied at the Royal Dramatic Theatre (*Kungliga Dramatiska Teatern*) in Stockholm and has enjoyed a successful stage career in Sweden, Germany, and Austria. He has appeared as a regular on various television shows, but international audiences may remember him best for playing Field Marshal Robert Ritter von Greim in the 2004 film *Downfall*.

## Credits

### Actor

#### Season 2

* "Beginnings and Endings "
* "Ghosts"
* "The Travelers"
* "Lost and Found"
* "An Endless Cycle"
* "The White Devil"
* "Endings and Beginnings"

## External links

* Dietrich Hollinderbäumer at the Internet Movie Database
Joshio Marlon

**Joshio Marlon** is an actor, known for Dark (2017), Homeland (2011) and En mai, fais ce qu'il te plaît (2015).

## References

1. ↑ *Dark* Season 1 Episode 8: "As You Sow, so You Shall Reap"
2. ↑ *Dark* Season 2 Episode 3: "Ghosts"
3. ↑ *Dark* Season 3 Episode 4: "The Origin"

 Jaoshio Marlon at the Internet Movie Database
Jantje Friese

**Jantje Friese** is a German screenwriter and producer. She and her partner, Baran bo Odar, are the co-creators and showrunners of *Dark*. Friese is credited as a writer for every single episode. In July 2020, after the final season of *Dark*, she and bo Odar began developing a new mystery series on Netflix, titled *1899*. However, the series was canceled after the first season, though this was not the end of their collaboration with Netflix. In February 2023, Friese and bo Odar were tapped as showrunners and writers for the Netflix original supernatural drama, *Something Is Killing the Children*.

She became involved in film and television as a student at HFF München (*Hochschule für Fernsehen und Film München*, University of Television and Film of Munich), with credits as an actress and production manager. She began her collaboration with Odar at HFF, where he was also a student.

She was the producer for '"The Silence *(German:* Das letzte Schweigen*), which was directed by Odar and released in 2010. Based on the novel* Das Schweigen*, it concerns the investigation into the disappearance of a young girl 23 years after another girl was raped and murdered, and the lives of the suspects.*

She wrote the screenplay for the 2014 film *Who Am I [No system Is Safe]* (German: *Who Am I – Kein System ist sicher*), a techno-thriller about a Berlin-based computer hacking group, sometimes compared to *Mr. Robot*. It was nominated for Best Screenplay at the 2015 German Movie Awards; it did not win, but did garner three other prizes, as well as the Bambi award for best German film.

## External links

* Jantje Friese at the Internet Movie Database

* Follow Jantje Friese (@jantjefriese) on Twitter
Foxes

**Foxes** are a recurring motif in *Dark*. In Western culture, the fox is associated with trickery, wile, and adaptability.

## Occurences

* The wallpaper in the bunker in 1986 is decorated with foxes, hedgehogs and rabbits.
* Mikkel Nielsen has a fox plush toy in his bed. *Dark* Season 1 Episode 2: "Lies"
* Elisabeth Doppler wears a fox beanie.
* Ulrich Nielsen says to Charlotte Doppler  *"Das hier ist Winden. Hier sagen sich Fuchs und Hase gute Nacht"* the literal translation is: *"This is Winden. Here, Fox and Rabbit say goodnight"* which means that Winden is a place in the middle of nowhere where nothing ever happens.
* Elisabeth Doppler sleeps hugging a stuffed fox in Season 2 Episode 1: "Beginnings and Endings".

## Gallery

Elisabeth sleeps hugging a foxWallpaper in the bunkerElisabeth wears a fox beanieMikkel Nielsen has a fox plush toy
## References

1. ↑ Dark Season 1 Episode 1: "Secrets"  Script: Deutsche · English
Post-apocalyptic nightlights

Jonas exploring the cave with the light

The **post-apocalyptic nightlights** is a lighting device of unknown origin.

As The Stranger departs the Waldhotel Winden in 2019, he asks Regina Tiedemann to deliver a package to Jonas Kahnwald, which she does. When Jonas opens it that night, it contains a Geiger counter, Michael Kahnwald's suicide note, and the orb light. He discovers that it has a hand grip, and is activated by motioning one's other hand over it.

The mechanism by which the light is powered has not been explored. Unlike the flashlights, lanterns, and lighters used by other characters, however, its light has never failed as Jonas explores the Winden Caves. It may originate from post-apocalyptic times, as he is seen using one in the forest and in the ruins of the Winden Nuclear Power Plant in 2053. By the same token, however, it may represent another bootstrap paradox.

Katharina Nielsen discovered the orb light that Jonas left behind in 2020, along with the annotated map of the caves, and took both of them to delve into the depths of the cave, where she was when the apocalypse struck.

## References

1. ↑ *Dark* Season 1 Episode 5: "Truths"
2. ↑ *Dark* Season 2 Episode 1: "Beginnings and Endings"
3. ↑ *Dark* Season 2 Episode 8: "Endings and Beginnings"
Diedrich Bader

Grim Adventures Of Billy And Mandy

Veep

Phineas And Ferb

**Karl Diedrich Bader** (born December 24, 1966) is an American actor and voice actor, best known for appearing in comedies, including the films *The Beverly Hillbillies*, *Office Space*, *EuroTrip* and *Napoleon Dynamite* and the sitcoms *The Drew Carey Show*, *Veep*, *Outsourced* and *American Housewife*. He is also a voice actor for multiple animated series; some of his roles include Batman on *Batman: The Brave and the Bold* and *JLA Adventures: Trapped in Time*, android Zeta in *The Zeta Project*, Warp Darkmatter in *Buzz Lightyear of Star Command*, the Fiskerton Phantom in *The Secret Saturdays* and his recurring role as Hoss Delgado in *The Grim Adventures of Billy and Mandy*.

## Early Life

Karl Diedrich Bader was born in Alexandria, Virginia, on Christmas Eve, 1966, the son of German-born Margaret Marie "Gretta" (née Lange) (1931–2014), a sculptor, and William B. Bader (1931–2016), a foundation executive and political activist.[1] His patrilineal great-grandfather was Edward Lawrence Bader, who was mayor of Atlantic City, New Jersey.[2]

When Bader was two years old, his family moved to Paris, but he returned to the U.S. to attend Groveton High School. He graduated from T.C. Williams High School in Alexandria, Virginia, and attended college at the University of North Carolina School of the Arts.

## Career

Karl Diedrich Bader was born in Alexandria, Virginia, on Christmas Eve, 1966, the son of German-born Margaret Marie "Gretta" (née Lange) (1931–2014), a sculptor, and William B. Bader (1931–2016), a foundation executive and political activist.[1] His patrilineal great-grandfather was Edward Lawrence Bader, who was mayor of Atlantic City, New Jersey.[2]

When Bader was two years old, his family moved to Paris, but he returned to the U.S. to attend Groveton High School. He graduated from T.C. Williams High School in Alexandria, Virginia, and attended college at the University of North Carolina School of the Arts.
Catherine Taber

**Catherine Anne Taber** is an American actress and voice actress. She is known for voicing Padmé Amidala in *Star Wars: The Clone Wars* and Lori Loud on *The Loud House*.

## Biography

In 2000, the Georgia native made her feature film debut starring alongside Soleil Moon Frye and Wil Wheaton in the coming of age dramedy *The Girls' Room*, where she and Frye play college roommates with contrasting lifestyles.[3][4][5]

Taber got her to break into video game voice-overs in *Knights of the Old Republic* in 2003,[6] where she played Mission Vao.[7][8] She voiced Penelo in *Final Fantasy XII*, for which she was nominated for a National Academy of Video Game Trade Reviewers (NAVGTR) Award for Supporting Role in a Drama in 2006.[9]

She was the voice of Padmé Amidala in the *Star Wars: The Clone Wars* animated film and television series that aired on Cartoon Network from 2008 to 2014. Although she auditioned for the part, she credits her video game roles in the Star Wars universe as helping her become a fan and landing the part.[10] She also voiced Amidala in the related *Star Wars* video games, as well as the character Vette in *Star Wars: The Old Republic*. She voiced Princess Leia in the *Star Wars: Force Unleashed* video games,[1] and provided voices during the production of the now can-canceled animated comedy series *Star Wars Detours*. Meanwhile, in live-action roles, she had a starring role in the horror movie *The Morningside Monster* which screened at the Phoenix Film Festival in April 2014.[11]

Outside of science fiction films and games, she voiced Ginger the Pig in *A Pig's Tail*, an animated 2012 short film made by Aardman Animations for The Humane Society.[12][13][14] She also runs a charity website called Games for Soldiers where she collects video game donations for U.S. soldiers overseas.[15][16]

Taber does the voice of Lori Loud, the eldest of the siblings, on Nickelodeon's *The Loud House*.[17]

Taber also voiced female Jesse in both seasons of the video game *Minecraft: Story Mode* (2015–17), which was first released by Telltale Games on October 12, 2015.
Day Of The Corps

**Day Of The Corps**is the thirty-nine episodes of Linguistics Adventure.

## Plot

Nathan spends time with Proctor Wells, as he uses cannon weapons for destroying military jet and others, he also does testing on energy with energy connecting to many. Proctor gave Nathan a new upgrade called Sonic Stomp (That can wave of missiles and enemies). Boyce contacts Nathan and it's very bad news for Corps.

Samuel Ryan was busy solving the mission, as he gives his team talk in the brief room. Doctor Oswald is busy helping Harold, is injured from a battle from an unknown. Nathan wants to investigate with Boyce, as she wants to stay with Harold. Nathan needs her as she agrees, Doctor Oswald, keeping a close on Harold to be healed.

Harold last was searching in the place, is in the building in the docs. Nathan searches for as he uses his crime detector. Harold was searching for the chemical package, as Harold was fighting against a robot suit. Harold was about to destroy, as he was injured from an explosion. Good news, that the chemicals have been destroyed. the robotic man got the second energy core. Nathan and Boyce found out, robotic man attacking the police in NCPD.

Robotic man attacked the police as NYPD cops are injured, Nathan and Boyce battle the robotic man. He turned NYPD, into a scary situation. Nathan recognized his voice, as Boyce uses her equipment to blast Robotic man got away. Boyce wants for Robotic man to pay, as Nathan knows, who he is.

Nathan goes to analyze the voice, as it turned the old audio before. Doctor Underwood matches it and it turned out to be Hopkins. Doctor Underwood already tells Nathan, about Hopkins's hatred towards the police. Doctor Underwood is shocked that he's back and ready to do more damage, as Nathan tells her about Harold's injure is because of Hopkins. He is now attacking, area 51. The soldiers are in trouble, as Nathan and Boyce go to stop him.

Boyce and Nathan are seeing Hopkins attacking Area 51, as he goes inside to release the aliens. Nathan and Boyce go to stop him in a long battle, as Hopkins nearly had them on wraps. Nathan uses the sonic wave to destroys lasers, as Nathan uses punches, his abilities as Hopkins was hurt wasn't down until Boyce finished him off to put him down.

Next day, Harold's arm is healed, he thanks Nathan and Boyce for taking care of the mission.

## Episode Moments

* Hopkins returns after years
* Hopkins hurt NYPD and nearly release alien from Area 51
* Harold is injured from Hopkins bomb but is okay

## Characters

* Nathan Underwood
* Boyce Frost
* Harold Fox
* Doctor Caitlyn Underwood
* Area 51 Soldier (General Stark)
* Samuel Ryan
* Doctor Oswald
* Proctor Wells
* NYPD
* Corps Soldiers

## Trivia

* Hopkins is another character that appear in the Hendrix Linguistics with Riddo
* Area 51 appears again, like in the Linguistics comics
* Proctor Wells have spare time, to fix his own inventions
* It happened to Harold before, as it took him 2 weeks to heal

## Naming And Translations

 Spanish
 German
 French
 Arabic
 Dutch
Chuck Hopkins

31 (S3)

32 (S4)

Lasers

Force Fields

Grenades

Energy Projection

Flight

Enhanced Intelligence

Exciter Beam

Pyrokinesis

Hopkins (Voiced by Justin Rolland) He uses the robot powers again, puts him a great chance against Hendrix, but was hacked by Caitlyn and helped Hendrix defeat him.

## Appearance

White, Red and Black Mask, Black and Grey Gloves, Red Pads and Grey Shoulder, Grey and Red Torso, Red Belt, Grey and Black Pants, Red Knee Pads and Grey Boots

## Personality

Chuck is a cruel, sadistic, menacing and remorseless sociopath, who does whatever it takes to achieve his goals, having no remorse for any of his actions. His intelligence is extremely high and his plans go to very great lengths to succeed.

Unlike most of Hendrix's other enemies, such as Klaus, Chuck prefers to carry out his plans himself instead of trusting his robotic minions to do the work, instead using them for lesser duties, such as maintenance, manual labor, security, and being cannon fodder against his enemies.

Chuck can go insane, when he is battling against Hendrix

## History

Before Hendrix Linguistics

Hendrix battle him a few times, as Hopkins is defeated many times, after ruining his plan to destroy the police.

Hendrix Linguistics

Spanish Trouble, Hopkins is plan is to kidnap the Spanish singers, as he failed, as he is stopped by Hendrix again.

Mortal Pay, He try to harm the police in Molsuss City, as he try to destroy the police HQ, as he is failed again, thanks to Hendrix.

## Powers and Abilities

Chuck is capable of levitation, possesses greater strength than Hendrix at times, can shoot powerful beams of energy from his hands and eyes and also create shields from them.

He has a button on his wrist which on pressing creates a force field to stop attacks. He has several kinds of beams that can be fired from his wrist devices which can burn objects, cause nervous system damage and many more unseen ones. He also has grenades.

Chuck has enhanced durability.

## Weaknesses

Chuck's egomaniacal plans normally go astray when some unforeseen factor or missed detail comes into play.

## Appearances

**Tv Shows:**

Hendrix Linguistics

Hendrix: Field Days (Flashback)

**Video Game:**

Linguistics City

Linguistics Origins

Linguistic Unity

**Other Things:**

Network Of Justice

## Etymology

Chuck means, throw (something) carelessly or casually.

**Hopkins** is an English, Welsh and Irish patronymic surname. The English name**means** "son of Hob". Hob was a diminutive of Robert, itself deriving from the Germanic warrior name Hrod-berht, translated as "renowned-fame". The Robert spelling was introduced to England and Scotland after the Norman conquest of England.

## Trivia

* He is voiced by Justin Roiland, who voiced Rick and Morty
* He is a part robot suit, with some of Hendrix's abilities
* Hopkins did team up with Bill Hassler, at times