Describe what you see
A black-and-white photograph of a spoilt car and group of people.
Describe what you feel
I see a group of people standing beside a vehicle. The look on their faces shows surprise and thoughts on how to find a solution to the damaged car.
Write a story about what you thing is going on
A group of childhood friends had embarked on a journey to the village to celebrate the festival with family members. They were welcomed to the village by a heavy downpour of rain, making the road difficult and inaccessible.
In their eagerness, they didn't care about the condition of the road. In the small, old-fashioned car, they chit-chatted and had fun. As they drove down the path, Alex was driving carefully to avoid damaging the car. As they drove past different sign posts and tracks, the car, which was their only source of hope to get to the destination, came to a stop.
They tried to alight from the vehicle, only to see a very big pool of muddy water. Looking out from the window, they got confused about what line of action to take. The one active, lively group of people suddenly became quiet, everyone thinking inwardly of possible solutions. Stuck in the car, they saw villagers with wares on their heads.
James beckoned on someone who paused to hear him out. "Please, we have a punctured tire, and we can't possibly step out of this car because of the condition of the road."
"Please, can you help us in any way that can help us off this muddy path?"
"Mr. Isaac tows cars, but I don't know if he will want to respond because of the weather."
"Please, we can just get his number and try." The seller assisted them with Mr. Isaac's number. In anxiety, they called Mr. Isaac, who informed them he wasn't close to the village but would be back in no time if they had patience. After they beat time, it was in conflict with the time the festival was to begin. Their hope of getting to the festival and out of the mud was looking impossible.
From how they sounded on the phone, Mr. Isaac knew they needed to be somewhere important, and he offered to return before the time they mentioned to him on the phone, restoring their joy. As the call ended, the friends became rest assured and began gisting and eating from the chops they had bought from the city.
After a few hours, Mr. Isaac arrived and tow the vehicle out of the mud, allowing the young men to alight. He took it to the nearest mechanic, where it was repaired. As they got to the festival, the displays made them forget all the troubles they encountered on the road trying to get to the venue.