Macbeth Act 2

In act 2 of the play, the audience is informed on how guilty Macbeth feels for murdering Duncan. He is very remorseful and uptight. He is beginning to have bad dreams and he quickly realizes that he can not bare the guilt. However, Lady Macbeth is the total opposite. She is very cool and at ease about the situation. It was not right for Lady Macbeth to put this upon her husband. If Macbeth would have known that this would cause him insomnia, maybe he wouldn't have agreed to go through with the killing of King Duncan