She could have saved herself a trip to Germany in 1944 – a precarious time for a Jew like herself – and wouldn't have had to risk their lives when recapturing the stolen fortune from the Nazis before it was cashed in for Krugerrands.
If only she could have learnt that before travelling even further back into the past, this time as the embodiment of her grandmother Vera. However she soon learns that some things in the past are impossible to fix and the loss of the Peschauer/Vulvokov fortune is one of those things. Nadia gets it into her head that she must do everything she can to retrieve the lost fortune. This act not only put strain on Nora's relationship with her mother, it also impacted her relationship with Nadia, who was due to inherit the money one day. Nora (Chloë Sevigny) had previously stolen the Krugerrands from her own mother, Vera Peschauer, and squandered them. These wrongs are centred on the loss of her family's fortune in the form of South African gold Krugerrands. Nadia is quickly swept up on another crazy cosmic ride when boarding a subway train takes her into the past.Īfter learning she is in the body of her mother during a critical time in her family's history, she sets about trying to right her mother's wrongs. The premise of season two was mad and the creators wasted no time getting to the action.
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