Mira watched the woman and her customer head for the tavern, doing her best to seem as if she wasn't watching the scene, lest the woman turn and see her, and be angry over Mira's curiosity.  She saw a man bump into her, but to Mira the move seemed off, somehow.  No one was moving particularly fast, and so the accident made her suspicious.  She watched the woman as she headed for a table, trying to pinpoint what seemed different, and then remembering how heavy the woman's purse had seemed.  It had been in an obvious place, and Mira didn't see it now, which made her wary of the man.  She was torn between confronting him, and finding a way to tell the woman her purse had been stolen, when the woman took her real purse out from its hiding place.  A bemused smirk crossed Mira's lips, and she moved closer to the man and his companion, curious to see the man's reaction when he found that his attempted thievery had been double-crossed.  The woman wasn't going anywhere, at least not for a while, and so she felt she could indulge her curiosity for the time being.