What is the fine-grained topic of the following text: The tragedy of it all being, at least as Penman presents it, is that Maud *did* learn from her mistakes--and if she had received the kind of support she deserved and would have gotten had she been male--from her father, her husband, Stephen himself, might have made a decent monarch. Only return the topic.
Gender inequality and unjust treatment of Maud as a potential monarch