What internal conflict does Juliet have after death?

After her death, Juliet does not appear to have any internal conflicts or struggles described in the text. Her state at the time of her passing is one of complete devotion and eternal loyalty to Romeo and their ill-fated romance. Shakespeare doesn't explicitly delve into any lingering or complex internal states beyond her commitment to him and the choice she has made by ending her life to be reunited with Romeo in death.