Across three centuries, Winden's residents continue their desperate quest to alter their fate and save their loved ones.
Tropes:
- Alas, Poor Villain: Hanno's desperation to find Charlotte leads to him becoming Noah and kidnapping and killing children, and his death at Agnes's hands.
- While Hannah isn't a villain completely, her failed attempt at redemption and her death by her own son's hands definitely count.
- Bungled Suicide: Jonas tries to kill himself several times but doesn't die. Noah explains to him that he can't die because Adam's existence proves that he won't die.
- Call-Back: 1911!Jonas kidnaps Silja the same way he tricked Mikkel into traveling to 1986.
- Jonas and Noah exchange many scenes that has already been shown earlier.
- Dead Guy Junior: Hanno (Noah) is named after Silja's mother Hannah.
- Charlotte in 2041 was ostensibly named after 'Charlotte, Elisabeth's mother who died in the Apocalypse', no one knowing that she and the woman she was named after were the same.
- Despair Event Horizon: Jonas reaches this once the dark matter fails to stabilize and despite Claudia's request, attempts suicide.
- Elisabeth reaches this once Charlotte is kidnapped from her crib.
- After Silja gives birth to Agnes and dies, Bartosz hits this realizing his children are indeed the child-murdering Noah and Martha's great-grandmother, and all part of Adam's plan to perpetuate the Stable Time Loop.
- Death by Childbirth: Silja dies shortly after giving birth to her second child Agnes.
- The Dog Bites Back: Claudia kills her alternate self and infiltrates Erit Lux because Eva was playing both of them to maintain the cycles of suffering.
- Dramatic Irony: Adam assures Noah that he wasn't behind Charlotte's kidnapping, while the audience already knew he was.
- 2053!Elisabeth also kidnapped baby Charlotte, while her adult self is clearly despairing over her missing daughter.
- Noah and Jonas aren't aware that one of Jonas's selves is dead already.
- Foreshadowing: Tannhaus's scenes in this episode (and more notably, the lack of Charlotte)...
- Heel–Face Door-Slam: Hannah is clearly regretful of the choices she made in her life, and wants nothing more than to be reunited with her son, who eventually kills her.
- Ironic Echo: Noah should have heeded his own warning to younger Jonas that he can't die before he has fulfilled his purpose before going to confront Adam...
- Kidnapped While Sleeping: Baby Charlotte is taken away by an older Elisabeth.
- Killing Your Alternate Self: Adam's World Claudia kills the other because she wants to find a way to save Regina's life.
- Matricide: Adam kills Hannah because he says she is not where she is supposed to be, and he had to kidnap Silja to send her to 2040s.
- The Mole: Adam!Claudia infiltrates Erit Lux to glean information about the Knot from Eva.
- My Future Self and Me: Charlotte and Elisabeth from 2053 arrange the former's kidnapping while she was a baby.
- Noah (from 2041) meets his younger self for the first time.
- Papa Wolf: Noah almost kills Jonas and betrays Claudia once he (mistakenly) assumes the latter duo kidnapped his infant daughter Charlotte.
- Plot Armor: It's revealed that Jonas (the one who was never saved by Alt!Martha) is effectively immortal due to having older selves, the Stranger and Adam.
- Protagonist Journey to Villain: Jonas completely becomes Adam by 1911, while he was already cracking by 1890.
- The Reveal: Bartosz and Silja are the parents of Noah and Agnes, and Hannah is the mother of Silja.
- Charlotte was taken as a baby by herself and her mother/daughter in 2041.
- Martha was split into 2 alternate realities due to Eva!Bartosz intervening during the Apocalypse in Adam's World.
- Rewatch Bonus: This episode clears why Bartosz in 1921 accepted his death at Noah's hands.
- The Montage also reveals how 'everything is connected'.
- Screaming Birth: Silja, when she gives birth to Hanno.
- Stable Time Loop: The name 'Charlotte' also travelled in the Knot.
- We see how things repeated themselves infinitely, with footages of Seasons 1 and 2.
- Title Drop: Tannhaus monologues about his will to time-travel, stating he can bring back the dead, by snatching them 'in between time'.
- Took a Level in Badass: Claudia after taking matters into her own hands, becomes the highly knowledgeable traveler we have seen earlier.
- Took a Level in Kindness: Hannah, sometime after the birth of her daughter, Silja, is solely motivated to repent for her past deeds and reunite with her son.
- The Unreveal: It's not shown how Noah jumped from 2041 to 1920.
- Unwitting Pawn: Noah and Jonas are manipulated by Claudia on Eva's orders.
- Noah, again, in turn, is manipulated by Adam.
- Vorpal Pillow: How Adam kills Hannah.
- Wham Shot: Adam unable to end his existence, and looking around in shock.
- Claudia appearing at the nuclear power plant in 2053.
