"No listen, People say in the grave was calm and grave and rest are one. If that's easy on I lie in your lap under the earth. You sweet grave, your lips are dead bells, your voice is my grave bells, thy breast my grave mound and your heart my coffin " - Danton's Death, Act 1, Scene 1 / Danton
the grave. (figuratively: death) is described positively, even most loved / longs.
It does not generate awe, but acts as a pleasant refuge.
The really sad things (death bells, grave mound) with positive implicated in (lips, voice, heart).
created a dichotomy and a kind of symbol in the "deck" situation.
Danton speaks to Julie and compares them with those same things.
The grave is not here to be negative, but the compliments to Julie with the description underlined the grave.
Thus, the reader is in a modified form already beginning to face death and continues throughout the book apart and goes back to the whole drama at the start of the first act.
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