Shakespeare uses the topic of death to keep the action moving throughout the entire play. Shakespeare also employs this idea when Romeo finds Juliet laying in a coffin and thinks she is dead at the end of the chamber.
Romeo enters the tomb with Paris's body in tow. He discovers Juliet happily sleeping and is perplexed as to how she can still be so stunning—as if she were still alive.
Romeo is shocked to see Juliet in the grave even though he knows she is dead because of how beautiful she is. "For here sleeps Juliet, and her beauty makes," the passage claims.
Shakespeare once more references death's significance in Elizabethan culture as the sexual climax. Romeo consumes the poison from the spherical vial — an
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