Sophie

Sophie is one of the protagonists/antagonists of The School For Good and Evil hexalogy. She is a former student of The School for Evil and The School for Girls. She is also one of the protagonists/antagonists in The Tale of Sophie and Agatha.

Biography
Sophie was born to Stefan and Vanessa in Gavaldon. As the bond between Stefan and Vanessa was not mutual, each soul produced a duplicate of its own, with Sophie inheriting Stefan's luminous looks and Agatha inheriting Vanessa's pallid appearance. However, Sophie inherited Vanessa's Evil soul, whereas Agatha inherited Stefan's Goodness. Sophie was raised oblivious to the fact that she had a twin sister, as Vanessa had sought to abandon Agatha. Sophie adored her mother, and mimicked her beauty tricks, making Sophie more beautiful and radiant than anyone in Gavaldon.

Early Life
Sophie's mother died when she was little, telling Sophie that she was "too beautiful" for Gavaldon, or in her real words, "You are too beautiful for this world, Sophie." before passing on. Sophie grew to despise Honora, a plain-looking commoner (described to "look like a turkey" and had a "round body") and who had once been Vanessa's best friend before Stefan was forced to wed her. Stefan tended to be a distant parent, leading Sophie to believe that Stefan did not love her because she wasn't a boy. As a result, she had a fragile relationship with Stefan as she was growing up. Sophie was just like her mother, she was pretty, they both wanted love, and they both despised Gavaldon. As a young girl, Sophie was vain and selfish. However, she tried to do "good" deeds in an effort to get the School Master's attention, and perhaps land her way into the School for Good.

School for Evil
Despite having a naturally Evil soul, Sophie believed that she was truly supposed to be in the School for Good. This was perhaps because of her supposedly good deeds, and because of her pursuit for a prince. However, in Book one, she eventually accepts her darkness and nearly kills everyone she loves because of it. In Book One, it is revealed that Sophie has a natural propensity for Evil talents.

Appearance
She is shown throughout the books as constantly wanting to look better than others and she often is. With waist length blonde hair, "bewitching emerald eyes" and a clear complexion she is portrayed as very beautiful and often looks down on or judges other characters because of how they look, once even being caught out for doing so. She is beautiful and she knows it meaning she is usually critiquing Agatha on her greasy hair or clumpy shoes.

Personality and Traits
Sophie is a sarcastic, bold, and fierce girl. She is very persuasive, honest, and a bit rude. She loves luxury but near the end of the series, learns to love adventure too. She speaks her mind all the time and is not intimidated or scared by anything and only puts on an act when she is (she deserves Oscars for her acting skills). She is both admired and hated by many. Her main feature is her unique emerald green eyes. They are extremely beautiful.

Magical Abilities and Skills
In the first book, it is noted that Sophie's finger glows hot pink. She also learns to Mogrify, able to become any animal at will. However, the color of the animal appears to always be pink, or so it seems. She can sing to summon so-said Evil animals, such as crows, wasps, or rats. Sophie is also able to become an ugly witch, with many powers, such as levitation, magical movements, and many others. She can also turn others into the opposites of their looks, such as what she did in book 1.

Agatha
Sophie and Agatha met in the village. It started with Sophie, who was trying to do "good' deeds by being friends with Agatha, who was known for being a witch and an outcast. Every day, Sophie visited the "witch" and soon eventually befriended her. At the famous school, Agatha was often protective of her friend, willing to do whatever it takes to go back to the village which Sophie called not home. They became best friends but soon became enemies, or at least a one-sided friendship. At the end of book 1, Sophie sacrificed her life for Agatha by being stabbed in the heart by a pen. Agatha kissed her and went back home. Later in book 3, they realized that they're twins, but of total opposites.

Tedros
Her relationship with Tedros is often toxic and sweet as they once believed that they were meant for each other but later in book 2, A World Without Princes, it seems that Sophie thinks that Tedros is her best friend while he thinks that they're enemies. It later became very clear that they both are suited just friends, though Tedros prefers being far far away from her. In book 5, Tedros begins to doubt their friendship and things go downhill. They are frenemies of some sort.

The Coven
Frenemies. Anadil and Hester never acted civil towards Sophie, but Dot, being a bit like Santa Claus, fat and jolly, treated Sophie with utmost kindness.

Hort
A one-sided romance, until Book Six. Hort was in love with Sophie the first time they met. Being a lovable poor Hort, he was treated like a slave for Sophie, doing things for her that he never even should be doing. Later, he becomes handsome and more muscular by doing workouts. Sophie didn't know it was Hort the first time she saw him. Soon after. Hort became Sophie's bodyguard and like a slave, doing things for her again. Hort was even willing to be a history teacher just to be with Sophie as his quest. Unfortunately, he overcomes his love of Sophie but soon went back a little. His relationship with Sophie is mostly friends but overall, a one-sided romance. However, in the last book (One True King) Sophie falls in love with Hort and they start to date near the end of the book.

Rafal
Rafal believed that Sophie was his true love and gave her a ring in Book 3.

Rhian
Sophie fell in love with Rhian the first time they met and believed that they were meant to be. She thought Rhian was a loyal knight to Camelot, but we find out he only used Tedros and the Snake (Japeth) to become king. Sophie becomes Rhian's princess throughout Book 5, despite not liking him. He said that he needed Sophie as his queen because his pen, Lionsmane, said so.

Father (Stefan)
Stefan was a distant parent, leading Sophie to believe that he doesn't want her. They soon reconcile in book 3 but stayed apart from each other since they both have new families now.

Lady Leonora Lesso
Lady Lesso's first encounter with Sophie is a bit rough that even Lady Lesso herself admits it in book 2. She had no expectations from Sophie but soon had high hopes for her. To Sophie, Lady Lesso might be the first mentor and mother-like figure to her besides her own mother. They have many things in common such as bone structure, love of high heels, powerful when provoked and others. In her last words to Sophie was to remind her that she will forever be loved and to never, ever forget that.

Professor Dovey (Clarissa Dovey)
They never talked much to each other in the series, the only moment they talked much was when Sophie was the dean of evil, much like equals? Or enemies honestly.

Classmate and others
Just friends that are mostly mean and scared of her.

Students
The students adore Sophie like a queen, acting like fans or annoying fanboys that want to make out with her, with absolutely no consideration for HER.

Quotes
-A tiny bit of course, but then I remember... I'm me. -The Last Ever After.

-Who wants Snow White when they can have me?

-“Beauty is a full-time job.”

-“It doesn’t matter if you’re a Never, Ever, or whatever. In the end, the fairest of them all wins.”

-"If you want to talk to me, you can wait in line like everyone else."

-"Don't be a boob"

-"Agatha, darling!"

-"I really don't think that's possible."

-"You can hear my thoughts?"