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The leading sentence about Harry wanting to be a "violador" seems questionable.
I spent a while searching the word "violador" in various dictionaries and the only definition I am finding is "violator" or "rapist".
I wish I knew what the original contributor meant or whether this is vandalism that managed to sneak under the radar so long because no one has looked it up. Or is this really what he wanted to be?
As I rack my mind wondering about this, could someone have meant violist, a player of the viola?
If someone is aware of an alternative definition that was intended, might there be a better alternative choice of words?
2601:681:300:F185:1CC4:210C:7F9B:66CC (talk) 13:56, 8 June 2018 (UTC)[reply]