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Threshold"She fakes just like a woman/but she breaks just like a little girl...." Bob Dylan wasn't trying to be nice when he wrote those lyrics, but my heart couldn't help but go out to Molly Caffrey, whose life at Threshold consists of nothing but faking. The classified aspects of the job require her to keep those closest to her at several arms' distance. She has to snow the people she loves every day of the week. How do you live like that without cracking? Rationalization. "Protocols aren't my idea of a life, but the alternatives are worse," she tells Nigel, who was the unwitting source of a leak — one of his ex-wives had him tailed to a restaurant by a low-rent PI. Nigel had been going stir-crazy until he connected with some of the patrons. ("I finally found someone who could argue intelligently about bullpen depth.") Nigel's confrontation with the gumshoe was clas