"Rest they may forever, but in our hearts they stand."
Nurse put down a bouquet of flowers on Juliet's grave. She pressed two fingers to her lips and lay them on the tombstone. A Capulet servant takes her arm and leads her to the shed. Lady Capulet sits on Juliet's grave and weeps. She drags herself over to Paris's grave and weeps all the more. She rolls over on her back, only to see Romeo's name and face engraved on the tombstone above her. She gathers the energy to to raise her arm to strike his face. When Nurse comes back to fetch Lady Capulet, she immediately dabs at her face with a dirty cloth. Nurse takes the cloth back to her quarters, as Lady Capulet clumsily tries to rub the blood, sweat, and tears off of her dress. Capulet comes looking for her. He sees her covered in dirt, hysterically rolling around on the floor, and he picks her up. She falls asleep in his arms, and he lays her in her bed. At two in the morning, she wakes up, and shuts herself in a locked cage. She would not take the risk of another family member die due to her obliviousness.