#agatha sge

[quilleily]

uuueeeueuue i miss sge,,, uuuuueeeueuue book never!agatha brainrot

[defsiarte]

read the school for good and evil. PLEASE.

[okayclaryfray]

SGE FANART

My lovessss<3

[dandelions-could-never]

An incomplete list of characters I fuck with unreasonably hard for no reason I can discern (try and find a link, I can’t think of one!) :

- Jaskier Pankratz from the Witcher (tv specifically)

- C!Tommy from the Dream SMP

- Agatha from The School For Good And Evil by Soman Chanini

- Virgil from sanders sides by Thomas sanders

- Sam Vimes from discworld by Terry pratchett

- Morrigan Crow from Nevermoor by Jessica Townsend

- Tim Drake from Batman (assorted)

- Jason Todd from the above

- Wylan Van Eck from Six Of Crows by Leigh bardugo

- Matilda from Matilda by Rohld Dhal

- Paul Matthews from The Guy That Didn’t Like Musicals by starkid

- Wiggly from Nerdy Prudes Must Die by starkid

[lesbian-in-leather]

Gone back to reading SGE (I'm part way through book 4) and look,,, I know this is a controversial topic in the fandom and I am mayhaps going to be swinging at a hornets nest, but this is literally the only fandom where I (and please hear me out) understand the incest shippers

Because like, Soman does queer-code the fuck out of Sophie and Agatha. And yes, canonically they are sisters! However, he doesn't write them as sisters. They didn't grow up as sisters, hell, they didn't even know until the end of book three. And even after that point, he still writes them with most queer-baity shit!

He is constantly having other characters make jokes or comments about how they're girlfriends, or they were "just off kissing somewhere" (Hort legit says this in book four). That's not how people talk about sisters! At all! And Sophie and Agatha never even bother to address it. Like, sorry, but if someone made a joke about me and my sister dating or, god forbid, having snuck off to make out? You best believe I would be gagging, like wtf?? Who says that??

And it's not like the others don't know, because ~everyone's read the Tale of Sophie and Agatha~! So why does he write them like this! Right from the first book, they've been in this weird in-between of "they're fighting over a boy" but they also have this... weirdly fruity tension. Sophie's dance with Agatha at the No Ball, saying Agatha is "hers" or some shit ("to get at Tedros" but like... weird flex Soph), Agatha saving Sophie with True Love's Kiss... right on the mouth. I do not kiss my sister on the mouth. And yeah, they didn't know at the time, but like, Soman (theoretically) should have known, and it's a weird Luke-and-Leia-esque vibe to put in there. Throughout every book, there are a thousand little moments—I mean the whole three-way true love thing! Because yes, you can make the argument that true love doesn't have to be romantic..... except everyone else keeps treating it like it's only a romance thing. Also, if it doesn't have to be romantic, then why can there only be one???

So yeah, idk, I just feel like there are so many other plot points in this series that make less than no sense and it constantly contradicts itself anyway so... if people wanna say "fuck that" to the sister reveal and ignore it in favour of so much canon queer-coding then... yeah. Not opposed

[maxhasanartblog]

Wanted to draw them

[tilda-rothery]

Missing out on sleep because my brain keeps me awake with ideas for my next attempt at a long-fic, no matter how hard I tell it to shhhh...

I'm not even sure it's going to come to anything, I've never written a supernatural romance with a hint of a murder mystery before, but my mind just WON'T shut up about it.

It's all about working out the kinks, removing plot holes, figuring out the lore (omg the lore!), and then just sitting down to write the damn story itself!

Why brain why!?

Anyway, here's a sneak peak...

“Did you actually just eat that?” she asked, looking between the candy bowl and Agatha, an unreadable expression on her face. Agatha quite reminded Leonora of a toddler sometimes, putting everything and anything in her mouth without thinking, giving no thought whatsoever to the consequences.

“I did,” Agatha coughed then, her face twisting in on itself, because of, what Leonora could only guess, was the sweets bitter after taste making itself known. Regardless, Agatha crunched the sweet between her teeth, “God, that tastes awful!”

Leonora rolled her eyes wondering why Agatha didn’t just spit it out.

“Unsurprising,” Leonora tutted and re-arranged the rings on her fingers, “It’s a fertility booster infused with Witches Broom. It’s supposed to look appetising to make it easier to swallow, but that doesn’t make it pleasant.”

Agatha’s eyes bulged in her skull, “Why on earth would you leave them out unlabelled?”

Leonora made a big show of pulling out a small piece of black card from thin air, the words Sweet Fertility written in white pen on one side, along with the sweets effects and a price. She nestled it between the candy pieces in the bowl.

“To teach sweet-toothed shop assistants a lesson!” Leonora reprimanded, “This is a magic shop, you can’t just put anything in your mouth without checking what it is first! That’s rule number one!”

“I thought rule number one was ‘don’t touch anything,’”

[womaninherittheearth]

I haven't read School for Good and Evil since the first book in the second trilogy, can someone be a dear and spoil for me uhhh. Pretty much everything? Pretty please? Like why couldn't Tedros pull Excaliber. And all the other things.

[atrenchcoatfilledwithbeees]

Look, the school for good and evil movie was a shit show in many ways, but one of their main fuckups was their portrayal of Sophie becoming a witch, shown in an incredibly antisemitic way: when she transforms into an “ugly evil” type person, her nose grows and hooks. Not only is this portrayal of witches inherently antisemitic from its earliest roots, but it wasn’t even in the books.

In the books, her hair falls out, boils form on her skin and her eyes turn to this faded grey colour, while her hands turn to gnarled claws. Her transformation is more about becoming sort of monstrous in the books, unlike the movies where she becomes this caricature of a witch that doesn’t even look ugly. But calling her ugly when she looks fine just makes the movie look incredibly antisemitic and stupid

[marinamakesart]

I've been reading the School for Good and Evil trilogy for the past week and I am just absolutely baffled by the books. I'm not certain if its bad writing or maybe I'm just not the target audience but Sophie is the most unsympathetic character I've ever read. Since the first book when  Agatha and Sophie were introduced I was so confused on how the two could be friends. It seemed obvious to me that Sophie was a manipulative and mean friend to Agatha, and we were just being told they are friends without actually showing us why they are. Maybe thats the whole point, maybe Sophie is meant to be a bad friend and Agatha is just horribly naive because Sophie is her first real friend, but I'm on the third book now and it still feels like its pushing a narrative that Sophie can be Good and is someone you'd want to be around. She just seems like the most selfish, self-serving manipulative character I've ever seen written, and she's still convinced SHE  deserves Tedros and that Agatha should be the one alone. Yet, I obviously have to be missing something because everytime i look for other opinions on these books It's people talking about Sophie and Agatha's friendship, so obviously there has to be some redemption for her , right? I've not yet finished the 3rd book yet, only having just reached the point where Agatha tells Tedros to go with Sophie alone for the next two days and I can only groan in annoyance because its like Agatha can't simply explain how she feels to Sophie. Honestly, I don't want to see Sophie redeemed. I want Agatha to finally tell her off and grow a backbone, but I know how unlikely that is. Sadly, I do want to see how the series will end, so I will be finishing this book and probably the next two as well, but I am losing my marbles. I'm really hoping i'll finish the third book and look back on this post and laugh at what I was missing, but i just dont know what they could add the would make me like Sophie's character

[maxinajar]

redrawwwww

wanted to draw one of my fav fictional couples cuz its been a while

[quilleily]

@pumpkinpaperweight had a dream and now im suffering with brainrot. The "only sophie got taken so agatha went after her" post, and im not ok, im not ok. I have this plot in my head now, ideas and dialouges, but will i actually do it? idk so here's a couple sketches i did, what i imagined what happens at the aftermath of the kidnapping

aaaarrghh i want this to be a full blown au so bad you have no idea i am not okkk aaaaaaaahh

[schreibfeather]

New SGE Short Story

Guys! Have you heard about the new Tagatha short story Soman has written? Apparently, he's going to post it as fanfiction on either ao3, wattpad or fanfiction.net. (Or all three of them) Anonymously.

He wants to post it between Dec,20th and Jan, 15th.

Like... that's such a fun idea! It's like a treasure hunt for the short story. And other authors can take part in it, too. By posting their own tagatha stories and pretending they're actually Soman! But as far as I've seen, I don't think he posted it yet. At least not on ao3 or ff.net. So far, I haven't seen anything that would fit the parameters.

Here, are some things you might wanna look out for, if you're participating in the hunt (or planning to write your own tagatha fic):

has to be tagatha, obviously

story takes place after book 6

has to be posted after 20th dec

most likely one-chaptered

most likely complete

author has most likely joined fairly recently

You're welcome to share any other clues or ideas!

(Source: https://youtu.be/0rYfPBLoYSs)

[azural83]

Agatha wanting to prove herself and desperately trying to get invited to the ball was such a big deal in the book and it felt so weird that it wasn't in the movie:/

[beneath-thestyx]

my biggest complain about sge is that they're both sisters

like, fucking why. if you didn't wanted them to be togheter, don't do it, but why make them sisters? is there even a bigger reason for not, at least? I really don't wanna read those other two books knowing how the first book ended

"friends can also kiss each other"

as an ace who wishes to make out with my friends, I, from my whole heart, knows that very well. but I'm still not convinced

"oh but they didn't know!"

THE AUTHOR DID KNOW!!! AND STILL DID IT!!!! AND CALLED TRUE LOVE KISS

WHY DID THEY KISSED. ON THE LIPS. WHY ARE THEY SISTERS.

WHY ARE YOU KISSING YOUR SISTER ON YOUR LIPS

[lesbian-in-leather]

When I read the third book I immediately rewrote Lesso's death scene because it made me sad, and I finally got around to editing it so... here, have this

Rating: Teen And Up Audiences Archive Warning: Major Character Death Fandom: The School for Good and Evil - Soman Chainani Additional Tags: Blood and Injury, Angst, Alternate Universe - Canon Divergence

Set during the third book, The Last Ever After

The battle is over, Rafal is dead, Agatha fainted and is just waking up. They've won the fight, but at what cost?