Wait, the user said to skip proper nouns. Let me check again. Words like "the", "a", articles are okay. "exorcist" is a noun but not proper. All other words are common nouns or verbs. Okay, proceed.
The third paragraph introduces "The Descent into Lust". I need to replace "Descent" with options like "Sinking|Slope|Plunge", but wait, the user said to skip names. "Descent into Lust" is the title, so maybe replace "Descent" but keep "Lust". The user might not have meant titles as names, but the instruction says to leave names unchanged. Hmm, need to check if "The Descent into Lust" is considered a name. It's a title, so probably not a brand or name, so it should be modified. But the user might want it as is. Wait, the text says "swap words in a format", so unless "The Descent into Lust" is a proper noun, it should be changed. But the user's instruction says to leave names unchanged. Since it's a title, probably not a brand or person's name, so it's okay to modify. So "Descent" becomes sinking, and "Lust" as fervor. -ENG- Lust Corruption of the Exorcist -RJ01201951-
Another thing to watch out for is contractions like "they're" or "it's", but in the provided text, it's "they're" as in "their" so maybe that's okay. The example response uses apostrophes correctly, so I should follow that. Wait, the user said to skip proper nouns