Huck’s moral struggles. How would you describe his sense of right ​and wrong? How does his sense of morality guide his actions?

Along the journey Huck steals things but doesn't feel too bad because he "intends" to give it back. Huck lives by a social code that does not conform with Southern manners. Huck's close friendship with Jim is a positive aspect of this. Huck does feel bad for leaving the two robbers and tied up man on the sinking ship. This doesn't make Huck a hero. I think he is honourable in his own way. He is certainly developing his sense of honour at this point in the novel. Huck rejects Southern social mores of bigotry for a more enlightened view of humanity. In the end, Huck stays loyal to Jim. Huck is even suspect of his friend, Tom Sawyer, and his motivations for rescuing Jim.