Freida
Aldora of Astoria
Zahrada

Interesting. It seemed that he truly was a foreigner if he could not speak the language, not to mention how he wore nothing on his feet, and carried a bow. Aldora found it intriguing, to say the least. Of course she would endeavor to learn more of this strange man. 

"Are you hungry?" The woman would question, or at least her inquisitive tone and the subtle tilt of her head would make it seem. Aldora remembered that he was incapable of speech, gesturing to the food stalls then to him as if to offer it herself.

There was something different in regards to this lady as well. From the mere manner she held herself to the unchanging expression of neutrality that was neither a smile nor frown — nearly the complete inverse of the jolly masses who beamed at each other as if they had no care in the world.
Barbara
Enoch
Zahrada

Enoch looked around before looking back down at her as she gestured toward the food stalls, asking him if he was hungry. He may not be able to speak, but during his journey from the deep north, he learned to listen, and understand. He nodded curtly. Yes, yes he was hungry. 

There was something almost comforting about how neutral her expressions were. It reminded him of the village he hailed from, no one seemed to carry any emotion besides survive there. Perhaps this fancy woman was the same.

He pointed at her, then at the food stalls. Was she hungry too?
Freida
Aldora of Astoria
Zahrada

The white-haired woman went over to one of the stalls, putting some coins down in exchange for a loaf of warm, perfectly soft bread. It was cut evenly down the middle, so she offered one of the halves to Enoch. Taking a bite of hers, it was deliciously sweet and had an airy consistency, but was more than adequate to sate her appetite.

In reaction to the exquisite taste, her lips curved upwards in a slight grin, proving that she did in fact harbor emotions of her own. It seemed as if she expected no compensation for the meal, treating it as a simple act of kindness; the foreigner seemed to be an individual who would certainly appreciate it.