Okay, "The School for Good and Evil" - Did I Miss Something?

So I just finished watching "The School for Good and Evil" on Netflix, and wow, I have thoughts. First off, the visuals were stunning! The school itself was like, a total dream (or nightmare, depending on which side you're on, obviously!). But honestly, did anyone else get completely lost in the plot sometimes? It felt like it was trying to do SO much all at once. I really wanted to connect with Sophie and Agatha, and I did... to a point. Sophie's descent into 'evil' felt a little rushed, if I'm being honest. Like, one minute she's dreaming of being a princess, and the next she's all about world domination? Girl, slow down! Also, was I the only one low-key shipping Agatha and Tedros? Like, their chemistry was way more interesting to me than whatever was going on with Sophie and him. I just felt like their romance was kind of forced, and Agatha's whole 'I don't deserve happiness' thing got a little repetitive. But the question that's REALLY bugging me is about the ending. I won't spoil anything, of course, but that whole 'true love' thing felt... I dunno, anticlimactic? Like, after all that drama, that's it? Maybe I'm just a cynical romantic, but I was expecting something a little more impactful. So tell me, what did you guys think? Am I being too harsh? Did I miss some crucial detail that would make the ending make more sense? I'm genuinely curious to hear other people's perspectives, because right now, I'm feeling a little confused and maybe a tad disappointed. Also, is there gonna be a sequal?! I kinda need a sequal! Tell me what you think!