In "The Cask of Amontillado" does the narrator feel guilty for his actions later?

The best indication of guilt is at the end. Fortunado has stopped making noises, and is silent. Montresor writes, "My heart grew sick". The fact that he is confessing his story at a later date might also indicate that he has felt guilty for it, because he is unburdening himself of the tale.

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