Highway to Heaven

Mark is convinced that he is to blame for two separate tragedies that have occurred, and he repeatedly pleads with his friend Jonathan. He urges Jonathan to intervene and change the course of history to avert those outcomes once and for all.

Heaven on Earth is a programme presented in the form of an episode. It belongs to the genre of a self‑contained story, offering a concise narrative that unfolds within its limited runtime. The central thread follows Mark, who is convinced that he bears responsibility for two separate tragedies. Overcome by this belief, he turns to Jonathan, urging him to intervene and alter the course of events that have already taken place. Mark’s conviction that he is the cause of the two calamities drives the entire interaction. He repeatedly stresses his sense of accountability, making it clear that he sees himself as the pivotal factor behind the misfortunes. This sense of personal culpability forms the emotional core of his appeal. In response, Mark makes a direct plea to Jonathan, asking for a change to history itself. He hopes that by convincing Jonathan to act, the outcomes of those tragic incidents can be rewritten, thereby relieving him of the burden he feels. The episode centres on this desperate request, highlighting the lengths to which Mark will go to rectify what he perceives as his own failings.