Mira's attention was drawn by the crowd around the elven woman, and she paused to watch the show, not because of the elf, but simply out of curiosity, to see how many people fell for the ruse, which turned out to be quite a lot.  Having lived her life on a farm, her knowledge of elvish was rudimentary, but even she could tell that the words were gibberish.  These city people didn't have a clue, it seemed.  Rather than feel sorry for them, she was amused by their blatant show of ignorance.  It wasn't like these people had no knowledge of elves, after all, and so it was their own fault if they didn't bother to take time to learn the language.  Mira simply hadn't had the time to learn it herself, being busy either with farm work, or off hunting to bring some extra coin to the family.  She hoped that she might eventually learn at least the basics, though, in case she ever needed it.<br/><br/>It had taken some doing to convince her parents to let her come to town for the summons, but eventually she'd managed it.  After all, they still had two younger girls and her older brother to help work the place, so it wasn't like she was needed all the time.  She continued to watch the goings-on unobtrusively, trying to decide where she should go, and enjoying the entertainment in the process.