The second season extends the first season's initial situation by a few interesting components. In the classical manner of a middle part of a trilogy (see Empire Strikes Back), Jonas reaches the lowest point of the story. At the same time Jonas is also his own Darth Vader (besides many other timerelated curiosities) . This interwovenes makes DARK unique and the recurring Ariadne motif makes it clear, that rather than telling us a story, the showrunner want us, the audience, to activley unravel DARK. And I think we will see the Ariadne themes even more clear in the third season. At the end of this, an alternative Martha shows up, pulling Jonas out of the labyrinth, like Ariadne pulling Theseus out of the laybirinth.
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The second season extends the first season's initial situation by a few interesting components. In the classical manner of a middle part of a trilogy (see Empire Strikes Back), Jonas reaches the lowest point of the story. At the same time Jonas is also his own Darth Vader (besides many other timerelated curiosities) . This interwovenes makes DARK unique and the recurring Ariadne motif makes it clear, that rather than telling us a story, the showrunner want us, the audience, to activley unravel DARK.
And I think we will see the Ariadne themes even more clear in the third season. At the end of this, an alternative Martha shows up, pulling Jonas out of the labyrinth, like Ariadne pulling Theseus out of the laybirinth.