One type of friendly love which you see through the whole play is between Romeo, Mercutio and Benvolio. These three friends mostly with each other (Mercutio and Benvolio don’t leave each other alone till Mercutio dies) unless of course Romeo is with Juliet. They are all best friends and are all looking out for each other.
Friar Laurence has more of a fatherly love for Romeo. When Romeo has a problem or if something good has happened Romeo goes to Friar Laurence not his real father. "Romeo quickly tells him that he has fallen in love." When Romeo has been exiled from Verona he goes to see Friar Laurence and Friar Laurence helps him out. He tells him he will send him letters.
A love which is really the same as the fatherly love between Romeo and Friar Laurence is the love between Juliet and her nurse. Her nurse has always been with her and treats her like her own daughter because they were both born on the same day but her daughter died. Juliet likes her nurse and tells her things which she couldn't think about telling her mother like the fact that she is married to Romeo who is a Montague so she cannot marry Paris.
The love between Juliet and her father is quite strange because he does love her because she is his daughter but he is really aggressive towards her. If he gets angry he throws insults at her. She does seem as though her cares for her. He tries to force her into a marriage which she does not want to do and in the end kills her.
Lady Capulet and Lord Capulet do not seem to show any love for each other. There is a big difference in the love for Juliet from her mother and from her nurse. The nurse does see Juliet as more of a daughter but her real mother just seems to see her as a girl who has to get married. She does not really let Juliet live her own life. Juliet has no friends her age. The nurse however help Juliet get to the church so that she could marry Romeo. The nurse lets Juliet live her own life and do what she wants to do but also mothers her.
Paris is in love with Juliet. He is desperate to marry her and he thinks that she feels the same way. She doesn't. In a way this is the same type of 'relationship' as the 'relationship' that Romeo had with Rosaline. The only difference between the two is the fact that Paris has Lady and Lord Capulet on his side. Paris only assumes that Juliet is in love with him. He does not ask her once he only asks Lord Capulet if he can marry her.
Lady Capulet cares for Juliet but does not really show her feelings much. She does not seem to care for Juliet's feelings. She does not let Juliet go out unless it is to confess at church. She wants Juliet to marry someone that Juliet does not want to. This shows that she is not really thinking about how Juliet feels. Juliet wants to impress her mother so at first says she will try and like Paris.
When Tybalt is killed by Romeo, Juliet does not show any sadness for Tybalt. All she thinks about if the fact that Romeo has been exiled from the walls of Verona. Her mother thinks that she is weeping for her cousin but she is not. Juliet only shows a few seconds of hating her husband but then is happy that Tybalt was killed instead of Romeo.
In the play there are a lot less types of hate than love. The main love from which all the other hate are stemmed is from the 'ancient grudge' between the Montague and Capulet's.
