Act 3: Macbeth's Guilt

     In Act 3 Scene 2, the readers start to see how badly Macbeth's guilt is eating at him. He has started to regret his decision of killing Duncan, because he was a good king and did not deserve to die like that. He also has had trouble sleeping due to the guilt weighing on his mind. If he ever did fall asleep his thoughts would be filled with nightmares and made him not want to fall asleep again after he would wake up. He has even become jealous of Duncan being dead, because it would be better to be dead than live in uncertain joy.