Two ways of becoming a hunter is a fictional story about two boys who skip school to embark on a hunting adventure in the woods. Eager to escape the confines of school, they dream of independence and life as hunters, spending their time setting snares and imagining a future connected to nature. The adventure takes a turn when one of the boys discovers that a local market hunter has destroyed their snares, sparking anger and a sense of betrayal. As the story unfolds, the boys navigate their secret plans while dealing with their growing ambitions and the consequences of their actions. The narrative delves into themes of youthful rebellion, competition, and the challenges of growing up, as well as the boys' desire for autonomy and a life away from societal expectations. The unfolding conflict between the boys and the market hunter highlights the complexities of ambition and the desire to carve out one s identity, as well as the moral dilemmas faced in pursuit of a personal dream.