What's the dilemma?

In Shakespeare's Scottish play, act 1 scene 7, Macbeth's soliloquy talks about his decision to kill Duncan. In his soliloquy he says,"If everything goes according to plan then this will be quick! Just one stab and that's it! But this is all too risky! I have to think about the possible outcome. Nothing good will come out of this because what goes around must come back again. First of all He's my cousin, and further more my guest.cim suppose to look out for him and protect him not be the one to murder him. Duncan is a good man, everyone loves him. If he dies the town will be devastated and he will be greatly missed."

If I had my own soliloquy my dilemma would be on picking a nail polish color. It would start of with something like....

"Picking a nail polish at the nail salon is the hardest decision EVER,
there's just so many colors: there's over 20 different shades of blue, from baby blue to dark indigo; Pink is a girl's best friend, but It's fall, I think a bloody burgundy or a beige brown would look nice, but those are too dull for me. I always pick a seasonal color; In summer I like to get bright colors like neon green, orange, yellow: when they're that bright people are drawn too look like magnets. Mmhm now I think I want to paint them white; One, it'd go with all my outfits, it's simple yet bold; not to mention, white, says two things about a girl, either she's dope and fierce or simple and classy. It's not a seasonal color, but it suits practically anyone,  I think it compliments my complexion, I'll ask the nail designer what she thinks, maybe I can get any design I want: stripes, bedazzled jewels, 3D stick ons, like a flower, a bow, or maybe even an animated character. No wait I got it,white nail polish,with jewels on my pinky and a"S" on my index finger written in black polish."