How is the theme of hate portrayed in Romeo and Juliet?

From the
outset of Shakespeare's the audience knows that hatred is one theof the
play. In the , Shakespeare calls the rivalry between the Montagues and Capulets an "ancient
grudge" and refers to "mutiny," "rage" and
"strife."

Hatred rules the day inas the Capulet servants announce
they will rape the Montague women and incite violence by using insulting gestures. , 's cousin,
is characterized as full of bitterness toward the Montagues. When he first appears he threatens
the peacemaking :

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