1. Parse the original text line by line. 2. For each word in the text: a. If it's a proper noun (like "Fallen Rose," "Aria") or a brand, skip. b. Else, find three synonyms (check thesaurus or use knowledge base). 3. Replace each word with syn3. 4. Maintain the original sentence structure and punctuation.
Wait, maybe they want each word in the text to be replaced by three synonyms in the syn3 format. But that would be very long. Let me re-read the query: "rephrase each word with 3 options using syn2 format. Skip brands and names. Text only." So for every word in the original text, unless it's a brand or name, replace it with three synonyms. But that might be tedious. For example, the first word is "Fallen"—is that part of the title? If yes, skip. Then "Rose" is part of the title. "and" is a conjunction, maybe not needed. Wait, the user might mean each content word, not every word including articles and conjunctions. The example text includes words like "captivated" which would become fascinated. -ENG- Fallen Rose and the Magic of Domination -...
I should also be careful with verbs. For instance, "passed" can be substituted with "elapsed," "elapsed," or "moved." Nouns like "thirst" might become "desire," "craving," or "need." I'll need to make sure the substitutions still make sense in the sentence structure. For each word in the text: a