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General Discussion => Essentially Flyertalk => Topic started by: Mrs. Gooch on February 01, 2018, 05:45:28 PM
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I am just starting episode 6.
Ulrich didn't really rape Katerina, did he? She appeared to have a black eye at the end of that episode.
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Also why did they arrest him so quickly without talking to the girl? This was way before the #metoo movement, back when guys were innocent until proven guilty.
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No, he didn't rape her. If I remember correctly the show didn't really explain her black eye. I assume she had a rough life at home.
The old detective had it out for Ulrich from the get go. He was looking for a reason to nail him and the rape allegation provided that.
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No, he didn't rape her. If I remember correctly the show didn't really explain her black eye. I assume she had a rough life at home.
The old detective had it out for Ulrich from the get go. He was looking for a reason to nail him and the rape allegation provided that.
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It wasn't Ulrich, she said who it was later in the show
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Also why did they arrest him so quickly without talking to the girl? This was way before the #metoo movement, back when guys were innocent until proven guilty.
Germany was different? and also that cop had a hard on for Ulrich
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Just came on here to see if anyone else is watching this. I'm through episode 5 and really like it.
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:sdeek:
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:sdeek:
I'm in the middle of episode 8 but I didn't get to finish it yet....but my preliminary assessment is (SPOILER)...
that
this
is
all
Ulrich's
fault.
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why don't you get back to me once you've hannah chance to watch all the episodes
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why don't you get back to me once you've hannah chance to watch all the episodes
:sdeek:
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Also, did Ulrich & Jonas go into the same cave opening but come out at different times? Or was there something different about where they entered that I missed?
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Also, did Ulrich & Jonas go into the same cave opening but come out at different times? Or was there something different about where they entered that I missed?
Mrs Gooch, just finish the series
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No, he didn't rape her. If I remember correctly the show didn't really explain her black eye. I assume she had a rough life at home.
The old detective had it out for Ulrich from the get go. He was looking for a reason to nail him and the rape allegation provided that.
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It wasn't Ulrich, she said who it was later in the show
she did? I always thought it could have been Ulrich.
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Also, did Ulrich & Jonas go into the same cave opening but come out at different times? Or was there something different about where they entered that I missed?
Mrs Gooch, just finish the series
I mean I saw the explanation about the three different branches of time or whatever. But I couldn't tell if there was something that caused them to come out at the different branches of that trigram or whatever. I mean obviously Jonas is going to figure it out sooner or later....
And are there only three times that are connected or infinite numbers of times (all 33 years apart)?
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I like it,
hard to follow everything, wish it was just in English.
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I like it,
hard to follow everything, wish it was just in English.
It is in English if you turn on the English audio.
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Yeah, I've watched it both ways, The English is really corny but that's how I usually roll.
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Yeah, I've watched it both ways, The English is really corny but that's how I usually roll.
I don't think the subtitles are really giving the full dialog, based on some of the differences between audio & subtitles.
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That's interesting.
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Ok so is that priest Tronte's dad?
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Possibly. A lot of mystery surrounding Noah. A very devilish character, indeed.
Tronte moved to Winden in 1953 with his mother, Agnes. They rent a room in Doris Tiedemann's house, where he first meets her daughter, Claudia. Doris briefly asks Agnes about Tronte's father, to which she replies he had died before adding that he was a reverend that didn't believe in the divine, leading to speculation he might be, in fact, Noah.
http://dark-netflix.wikia.com/wiki/Tronte_Nielsen
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How did Helge get back from that bunk bed room to 1953?
Does Ulrich ever get out of 1953?
How did the people in the future know that Jonas was from the past?
If there is only a past, present, and future in play at a given time; does that mean that now 1953 is out of the loop (and therefore Ulrich is stuck)?
Maybe if Ulrich hadn't bashed in Helge's head, he wouldn't have been so easily manipulated by Noah as an adult?
Does Noah really not age or is he just travelling through time a lot?
Still not clear on how Mikkel/Jonas and Ulrich came out at different times.
Why did Micheal kill himself? Was seeing himself grow up driving him crazy?
Why is Hannah such a bitch?
What were all those burns on Tronte's arm? Where they early experiments by his father, Noah?
Could Noah and Bartosz be the same person?
Why are there so many affairs going on in Winden?
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Who are the two boys found dead in 1953? One of them seems to be the red headed boy that went missing before Mikkel (who no one seems to care about), but who was the other?
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Who are the two boys found dead in 1953? One of them seems to be the red headed boy that went missing before Mikkel (who no one seems to care about), but who was the other?
one of them was the original lost boy from 2019 (Erik)
the other one was Yasin the deaf kid who was a friend of Elisabeth Doppler (the deaf girl/sister to Franziska)
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Mrs. Gooch, have you finished the series yet?
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Mrs. Gooch, have you finished the series yet?
Yes, that is why I have all these questions. They did not get answered.
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this link Joker posted a while back has some good discussion about the unanswered questions
http://www.thisisinsider.com/dark-unanswered-questions-netflix-2017-12 (http://www.thisisinsider.com/dark-unanswered-questions-netflix-2017-12)
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Yeah, I would check out this article. It explains a lot and proposes some good theories. http://www.thisisinsider.com/dark-season-finale-analysis-2017-12
Also, the Netflix site does a good job of summarizing characters and their relationships. https://dark.netflix.io/
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Why did older-Jonas write "When is Mikkel?" He already knew because his younger-self had followed Mikkel to 1986 and saw him there.
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Why did older-Jonas write "When is Mikkel?" He already knew because his younger-self had followed Mikkel to 1986 and saw him there.
might be leaving clues for someone. It's kind of weird to go to all that work in a hotel room.
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Maybe Regina needs to see it?
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How is Aleksander's last name Tiedemann? Did he take his wife's last name? Is that common in Germany?
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Why did older-Jonas write "When is Mikkel?" He already knew because his younger-self had followed Mikkel to 1986 and saw him there.
might be leaving clues for someone. It's kind of weird to go to all that work in a hotel room.
Well he doesn't have anywhere else to do it.
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How is Aleksander's last name Tiedemann? Did he take his wife's last name? Is that common in Germany?
That's not his real name. He was running from something/someone in his past so I assume he took the name to cover things up.
Aleksander Tiedemann is not who he claims to be. When he came to Winden, 33 years ago, he buried his true identity in a platic bag in the forest: A passport in the name of Boris Niewald.
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I think I need to read the books for a clearer picture
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How is Aleksander's last name Tiedemann? Did he take his wife's last name? Is that common in Germany?
That's not his real name. He was running from something/someone in his past so I assume he took the name to cover things up.
Aleksander Tiedemann is not who he claims to be. When he came to Winden, 33 years ago, he buried his true identity in a platic bag in the forest: A passport in the name of Boris Niewald.
Yeah, I understand that is not his real name but you don't just go into a town and meet a girl and then take her last name. That would be weird.
The name on his fake passport is Aleksander Kohler.
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How is Aleksander's last name Tiedemann? Did he take his wife's last name? Is that common in Germany?
That's not his real name. He was running from something/someone in his past so I assume he took the name to cover things up.
Aleksander Tiedemann is not who he claims to be. When he came to Winden, 33 years ago, he buried his true identity in a platic bag in the forest: A passport in the name of Boris Niewald.
Yeah, I understand that is not his real name but you don't just go into a town and meet a girl and then take her last name. That would be weird.
The name on his fake passport is Aleksander Kohler.
I agree, it's a good catch and it does seem kind of odd. However, he started working for Claudia so maybe she took him in and pushed the name change.
Aleksander has another secret. Claudia Tiedemann, his future mother-in-law, hired him for a secret task when he was young and homeless. He welded the door to the cave shut — the door that Ulrich found when he went looking for Mikkel. Does the door have something to do with the barrels of nuclear waste, that Bernd showed Claudia in the cave in 1986? Aleksander knows all too well about the connection between the cave and the nuclear power station. When Ulrich asks him about it, he lies.
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I don't understand how Mikkel and Ulrich can hear each other in different times in an early episode. things like that never happened again IIRC
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I don't understand how Mikkel and Ulrich can hear each other in different times in an early episode. things like that never happened again IIRC
Sound waves travel through that tunnel just as easily as people.
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I don't understand how Mikkel and Ulrich can hear each other in different times in an early episode. things like that never happened again IIRC
Sound waves travel through that tunnel just as easily as people.
That was my guess, too. Their simultaneous proximity to the worm hole allowed for the voices to travel through.