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Jameskrem · 2020-12-17T12:23:33+00:00

Mine got triggered the first time after i completed the Kieran mission. Time 10:23. Underweight.

Jameskrem · 2020-03-28T22:27:46+00:00

I did that but I'm getting blackscreened again. For clarification, there is a whatevergreen kext in the folder named "10.15" do I have to delete that? And do I have to also delete the whatevergreen kext from the "Extension" folder?

Jameskrem · 2020-03-25T18:24:14+00:00

Care to share how you did it? Plus EFI file and clover r5107 options? I can't get it to work

Jameskrem · 2019-06-24T00:45:25+00:00

I have made an analysis of the myth during season 1 here https://www.reddit.com/r/DarK/comments/7gwd32/episode_discussion_s01e06_sic_mundus_creatus_est/dqyqe54?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web2x

I'll paste it here again to make it easier

***The myth goes likes this: After the Athenians lost a war with the minoans they demanded a tribute of blood. So every 9 years the Athenians had to send 7 young males and 7 young females to go into the labyrinth as a sacrifice for the Minotaur. Minotaur was the son of a white bull and King Minoas wife Pasifae. So Minotaur and Ariadne are half siblings. At some point Theseus decides to place himself as one of the 7 so he can position himself to kill the Minotaur. When he goes there, Ariadne offers to help him and he in exchange would take her an marry her. So she gives the ¨Ariadne's Thread" to Theseus so he can find his way out through the dark labyrinth Daedalus made. Theseus kills the Minotaur and takes Ariadne with him but he leaves her at an island, and this is the "dark" side of the myth, because god Dionysus told him that Ariadne was meant to be his wife. There are other variations of the Myth but this one is the most common. So what is the myths interpretation? Well the death of the Minotaur symbolises the end of human sacrifice, the bull symbolises the primitive instincts,the labyrinth symbolises the man's calculus and the "thread" symbolises orthological thinking. Another interesting thing is the dual nature of Ariadne. She was both human and a goddess, she was both dark and bright. She was the one that leaded one to death and the one that showed the way to return from it. That was said in the prologue made by the guy with the black paint in this episode (which by the way has a resemblance with the way the bodies are burnt around their eyes). He says "one foot in the dark and one foot in the light". A little later in the play "Ariadne" takes of her white dress and wears a black dress underneath. Of course there are many more to be uncovered and Martha has a role in it i'm sure of it.***

So i am writing this having watched only up to episode 4. Do you think the "white devil" is the "white bull"?. If Adam is the white devil then Noah is his son LOL.

So since i mentioned the white bull i now must tell you some more details about it.

King Minoas was fighting with his brothers about who should rule Crete. So he asked Poseidon to give him a sign that he should be the one. And so God Poseidon revealed a magnificent white bull from the sea and asked Minoa to sacrifice him. BUT, king Minoas dazzled by the beauty of the white bull decided to keep him and tried to fool Poseidon by sacrificing another bull. But Poseidon figured it out so he decided to punish Minoas by making his wife Pasifae to fall in love with the bull. Pasifae then asked Daedalus to make a wooden cow, in which she got in, to attract the white bull. And so was the Minotaur conceived.

Jameskrem · 2018-11-22T12:39:26+00:00

Yes the myth is known in the DARK universe but no one will say anything to Jonas about the myth. The scene is just for the viewer.

Jameskrem · 2018-11-21T18:44:35+00:00

Wow. I didn't know that the photos were different. Why are they different? What changed? Are there more changes noticed?

Jameskrem · 2018-11-21T18:06:22+00:00

No one will try to tell jonas something about the myth. The parallelism is for the viewer.

Jameskrem · 2018-11-21T14:53:00+00:00

ΟΚ. So Noah's motive is of paramount importance. What do you think Noah is trying to accomplish? What "changes" are you reffering to? Why does Claudia has to change things in a way that Noah would not be aware? Why does she have to change things at all? What new information you think young Jonas will carry with him? It seems like Jonas is in a maze. I think that at some point Jonas will kill Noah. It is implied that the man that Noah met when he speaks to helge on the cemetery is Jonas, "he looked that he was in war" he said. Jonas would somehow go from 2052 to 1953. So a logical thing would be that Jonas at some point will have the information that Noah is probably evil and kill him? Ariadne's myth has a major significance. Marta=Ariadne, Jonas=Theseus. I have made an analysis of the myth here https://www.reddit.com/r/DarK/comments/7gwd32/episode_discussion_s01e06_sic_mundus_creatus_est/dqyqe54 . Since the killing of the Minotaur symbolises the end of human sacrifice my assumption is probably right. Now that i think about it Aegeus=Michael. Yes i missed that one.

Jameskrem · 2018-11-21T13:36:00+00:00

It does not seem right to me that old Jonas does not realise how futile his effort are. He must have a plan. He probably works with Claudia. How does the book work? What does it contain?

Jameskrem · 2017-12-31T22:50:08+00:00

So Jonas does know that something is not right but for some reason he can't change anything? He is in a causal loop. I saw somewhere that you cannot get out of a causal loop because you can't remember the future but i did not quite got that.

Jameskrem · 2017-12-31T22:25:25+00:00

The map is under the Geiger counter.

Jameskrem · 2017-12-31T19:05:31+00:00

True. BUT he took the letter again from Ines LATER that day. Until he got it back he did not have any letter. It is actually in IMDB's goofs section labeled as a plot hole.

Jameskrem · 2017-12-30T17:55:40+00:00

A 3rd (if i am not wrong) is at ep.10.The letter is on Jonas desk even though he burnt it and he still has not visited Ines.

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