What does romeo do when he sees Juliet lying in the tomb and is overwhelmed by her beauty his love for her?

Romeo is overcome with emotion when he sees Juliet lying in the tomb and is overwhelmed by her beauty and his love for her. In that moment, he chooses to end his own life rather than live without her. He proclaims that he will "drink [Juliet's] poison" and "join [her] in death" rather than leave her alone. Romeo's actions are driven by his overwhelming love for Juliet and his inability to imagine life without her.