How do Briseis and Andromache pay tribute to Amina before leaving Troy in the book, The Women of Troy: A Novel?

Briseis and Andromache place daisies on the stone where Amina died, which symbolizes friendship. Though they lost Amina, the women refuse to forget her. Their decision to pay tribute to her before leaving Troy illustrates their profound kinship, and their desire to honor her life.