In William Shakespeare's play "Romeo and Juliet," the Nurse serves as a messenger between Juliet and Romeo. One of the key instructions the Nurse gives to Juliet is to wait for Romeo to send word about their wedding plans. The Nurse tells Juliet to be patient and assures her that Romeo will send word when the time is right. Additionally, she conveys the plan for Juliet to go to Friar Laurence's cell, where they will be secretly married.
The Nurse's role is crucial in facilitating communication between the two lovers and providing Juliet with the encouragement she needs to pursue her relationship with Romeo. She also provides a sense of practicality and realism amid the youthful passion of Juliet.