Why Caroline Cauldin Changes Her Eyes
Most people notice the weapons. Caroline Cauldin notices the things that get remembered. And bright blue eyes—unnaturally vivid, impossible to forget—are one of them. So when Caroline needs to move through a place without leaving an echo behind, she does something simple. She changes her eyes. Identity Masking Isn’t Cosmetic. It’s Psychological. In a modern psychological thriller, disguise isn’t a wig-and-sunglasses trick. It’s perception management . Caroline uses contact lenses because they reduce recall. They soften the “I would recognize her again” factor. They turn a distinctive feature into background texture. That’s not vanity. That’s tradecraft—quiet, believable, and frighteningly effective. Why Mexican and South American Covers Work Best Caroline’s preferred personas tend to be South American or Mexican for a reason: language makes the body credible. She speaks Mexican Spanish fluently—cadence, rhythm, social distance, underst...