Macbeth

What is Macbeth's attitude and wish at the end of Scene 2?

Shakespeare Version, Act Two Scene Two

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Macbeth feels shame for killing the king. Macbeth really wishes he had not killed Duncan and would take back the act if he could,

Wake Duncan with thy knocking. I would thou couldst.

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