12. Huck makes his ultimate moral decision in Chapter 31 of the novel. What is Twain satirizing in this part of the novel? Explain Huck's morality as opposed to society's morality. Use examples from the novel to support your answer

Huck's ultimate moral decision in the novel is, ironically, to "go to hell" for freeing Jim. He does not justify his choice. He simply makes the decision to take up wickedness again. Twain's bitter satire in this passage is a harsh invective against a society that would live by such false standards.