How are they presented and discussed in the texts?

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MUST HAVE READ BEOWULF AND LIFE IS A DREAM!!
PROMPT:
Analyze family and gender relations in Life is a Dream and Beowulf. Consider both men, women, non-binary, and ambiguous characters. How are they presented and discussed in the texts? In what ways do they determine the action? Are they a primary or secondary theme in the works, and why? Do they disrupt the action of the works? What imagery is associated with them?