Question

Construct two different stories from a combination of these 3 words: Cobbler, Football and Footpath.
The story should be no longer than three sentences. (A cobbler is a person who repairs footwear, umbrellas, etc.)
One possible story could be this:
A child cries. The cobbler on the footpath repairs the child’s football. The child smiles.

Hint:

Keep your story concise with a beginning, middle, and end. Use the three given words naturally within the context.

Answer 1

Story 1:
A cobbler was fixing shoes on the footpath when a football rolled towards him. The ball was torn, and the cobbler decided to repair it. The children cheered and invited him to play.
Story 2:
A young boy kicked his football too hard, and it burst near the cobbler’s stall on the footpath. Seeing the boy upset, the cobbler mended the ball and gave it back. The boy thanked him and promised to visit again.


Both stories creatively combine the three given words — Cobbler, Football, and Footpath — with different emotional tones and settings.