Two identical brothers built the School of Good and Evil.
Rafal founded the school of evil, while Rhian oversaw the school of good.
Rafal was dissatisfied with his life.
He was fed up with only getting half of everything.
He desired to rule the entire world and was willing to challenge his brother to do so.
Rhian was taken aback by his brother's actions.
He tried to persuade him, but nothing could persuade Rafal.
Rafal attempted to end Rhian's life by using forbidden black magic.
Rhian explained the importance of balancing good and evil, but Rafal simply wanted to
make the rules now.
Rafal attacked Rhian, and they both fell off a cliff as a result.
Rhian managed to hang on to the cliff's edge, but Rafal died.
While the fairytale world was in turmoil, best friends Sophie and Agatha lived in a
world far away.
Sophie aspired to be a fairytale princess, but in reality, she was just an ordinary girl
living in the village of Gavaldon with her stepmother, Horona, and father, Stephan.
Agatha lived away from the rest of the village, near the graveyard.
Her mother, she thought, was a witch whose spells never worked.
But her mother believed Agatha possessed the talent she lacked, and she knew her daughter
would be a fantastic witch.
Sophie's family mocked her, whereas Agatha was despised by the entire village.
The two young girls found solace in each other, away from the hatred.
When Agatha noticed Sophie crying near her mother's grave, she approached her.
Vanessa, Sophie's mother, had always told her that one day she would change the world
and live happily ever after.
Sophie and Agatha both liked fairy tales, but their tastes were very different.
Agatha's style was dark and androgynous, whereas Sophie's was all about royalty and elegance.
Mrs. Deauville, who owned a bookstore, discussed The School of Good and Evil with them one
day.
She revealed that there was once a girl named Leonora who lived in their village.
A monster abducted her on a red moon night and she was never found.
She is said to have been sent to the school of good and evil.
The story piqued Sophie's interest.
She needed to get out of Gavaldon, and this seemed like the best way to do so.
No one knew how the school chose one, so Sophie wrote a letter to the school and placed it
in the wishing tree.
When she realized the letter had gone unanswered, she decided to leave Gavaldon alone.
Agatha was not prepared to let her friend go.
Sophie begged her to stay.
After all, she was Agatha's only possession.
Sophie had promised to stay, but she was planning to leave at night.
Agatha caught her in the act, and while the two argued, a monster grabbed Sophie and dragged
her along.
Agatha clutched Sophie.
A large bird whisked them away to the school of good and evil.
Sophie expected to be dropped at the school of good because she had always wanted to be
Cinderella and believed in fairy tale endings, but instead she was dropped at the school
of evil.
Agatha, who considered herself a witch, was sent to the school of good.
The best friends, now separated, were determined to persuade the school's higher authorities
that they had been placed in the wrong schools.
However, no one believed what they said.
While Agatha desired to return home, Sophie desired to attend the good school.
Sophie was dressed in rags, whereas Agatha was dressed like a princess.
Sophie was determined to be proven right, and she was willing to go to any length to
do so, and Agatha was only concerned with Sophie's well-being.
Will Sophie be able to persuade the world that she is good?
How will she gain admission to the School of Good?
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When Sophie expressed regret for misbehaving with Agatha, Rafal convinced her that Agatha
was not her true friend.
He sows doubt and hatred in Sophie's mind, turning her against Agatha.
Sophie eagerly accepted his offer of blood magic power.
Meanwhile, Agatha informed the entire faculty that Rafal had returned and had bad intentions
toward Sophie.
The faculty knew Rafal was only concerned with himself and not with the school of evil.
He desired to destroy both schools in order to keep all of the magic for himself.
She used blood magic to turn Professor Dovey and Lady Lesso into dolls when they went to
discuss the threats Rafal could pose in Sophie's life.
She wanted to cause havoc, and she had the means to do so.
Sophie had transformed into an old witch with a long nose after using blood magic.
She went to the Annual Evers Ball hoping to dance with Tedros, as he had promised.
Her words infuriated Tedros.
Sophie believed that she and Agatha were destined to clash and that one of them would perish.
Evil and good cannot coexist.
Agatha had to die in order for Sophie to triumph.
Sophie managed to enrage the audience, and after she left, Tedros was determined to put
an end to evil.
He and the other men from the school of good went in search of the students from the school
of evil.
Agatha knew it was all a misunderstanding; good is never meant to attack; it is only
meant to defend.
Sophie was able to carry out her plan by infuriating the crowd.
Because the good had attacked, they transformed into evil, and because the evil needed to
defend themselves, they transformed into good.
As a result, Sophie was finally able to become good, as she had always desired.
Sophie rushed to destroy Rhian after defeating Agatha with her blood magic.
Rafal turned out to be Rhian.
Rafal survived after falling off the cliff that day.
He stabbed Rhian in the back with a dagger, killing him.
Rafal pretended to be Rhian because they looked so similar.
Despite the fact that the school of good had won for the previous 200 years, Rafal had
destroyed it from within.
The good was no longer good; it was all a shambles.
Agatha had been wondering since she first arrived at school why the good was all about
superficiality and not truly about empathy and caring for those who were not perfect.
The fact that Rafal was behind it all explains why the school's curriculum was inconsistent.
Rafal described himself and Sophie as the epitome of true love.
He knew she'd be evil, but he had no idea how much chaos she'd cause.
Rafal thought they were fated to be together.
The kiss of true love or the kiss of evil would unlock their love and open the gates
to Never After.
Rafal grew even more powerful as they kissed.
Both schools began to crumble, and Rafal's evil was poised to take over the world.
Sophie was unprepared for this; she had no idea that Rafal would kill even her friends
from the school of evil.
Agatha came to Sophie's aid just as she was beginning to regret all of her decisions.
As Agatha and Rafal confronted each other, he threw the Storian at Agatha, but Sophie
stepped in to save her friend.
Sophie was no longer evil because she performed an act of pure goodness, breaking the true
love's spell.
The school reverted to its previous state, and Rafal was enraged by the turn of events.
Tedros tried to assassinate Rafal from behind, but he was caught up in the action.
As Rafal attempted to kill Tedros, Sophie and Agatha used their combined strength to
destroy Rafal.
Finally, the two best friends were able to defeat pure evil together.
Sophie died in Agatha's arms.
Sophie was kissed by Agatha.
Her true love for Sophie, as well as her tears of affection, were able to heal her wound,
and she resurrected.
The school was restored to normalcy.
Despite the fact that leaving Tedros was difficult, Agatha chose to return to their village with
Sophie.
Their true love had set them free, and they had returned to their rightful place in the
world.
They continued to carry magic with them and used it as needed.
However, the threat of the fairytale world does not appear to be over.
A dagger landed in the world of Sophie and Agatha just as Tedros' arrow pierced the vortex
separating the two worlds.
The ending could point to a sequel to "The School of Good and Evil."
We can expect evil to return and threaten the world of the best friends because the
dagger belonged to Rafal.
Students from both schools learned to accept that they were both good and evil by the end
of "The School of Good and Evil."
The world is no longer black and white; each individual has many more shades.
Sophie demonstrated how no one can be evil by performing a heroic act; it all depends
on circumstances and perspective.
The days of completely evil fairytale villains are over, though the threat posed by Rafal
remains.