But let me go step by step. The user might want each word (or term) in the text except names to be replaced with three options. However, this could be tedious. Alternatively, maybe only the terms that are repeated, but the example shows all terms with three options.
Next, for each non-proper noun word, I have to find three suitable synonyms. This includes common nouns, verbs, adjectives, adverbs, etc. For example, "ideia" becomes concepção. I need to ensure the synonyms are contextually appropriate. For instance, "mundial" (world) might have synonyms like terra, but in the context of "mundo mágico", maybe better use universo.
After replacing each word, I'll structure the output using the syn2 format, maintaining the original structure and punctuation. I'll double-check that proper nouns like "Harry Potter" and "Hogwarts" remain unchanged.
I'll proceed carefully, ensuring each substitution makes sense. Let me compile all the substitutions for each part of the text, keeping names intact and replacing each term with three options in curly braces separated by |. The user's example shows the final result, so I'll need to present the entire text revised as requested without explanations or markdown.
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So the user wants to spin the text, replacing each word with three alternatives using w2 syntax, but skip brands/names.