Tannhaus Foreshadows the Significance of a Third Dimension Beyond Dual Worlds
H.G. Tannhaus elucidates the concept of black holes to Jonas in season 1, introducing the triquetra, a Celtic symbol composed of three interconnected triangles. He emphasizes the necessity of a third dimension, stating that a center exists in everything beyond just up and down.
This dialogue serves as a prelude to the three interconnected worlds in the show: the origin world, Adam’s world, and Eve’s world. The triquetra’s three triangles symbolize these worlds, with the center representing the knot, where they all converge. Tannhaus’s explanation of the triquetra hints at the intricate nature of time travel, underscoring the show’s abundant hidden clues and symbolic elements.
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