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One who breaks the chains — then quietly hopes nobody asks about the bill.
means A person, force, or thing that sets others free from captivity, oppression, or control.
from From Latin liberare, to set free, rooted in liber, meaning free — the same liber that gave us liberty and library, knowledge being its own jailbreak.
Title earnedSimon Bolivar is called El Libertador across six nations.
Heavy metalThe B-24 Liberator bomber flew World War Two missions.
Perspective shiftOne side's liberator is often another's invader.