Sigurd Come to Heimir contains stereotypical roles of men and women and the struggle of power. Bekkhild married a powerful ruler and became a housewife, where as her husband went to battle. As stated in Sigurd Come to Heimir, "Outside, men were playing at their sports." Men playing sports is a universal stereotype for a manly man.
The struggle of power took over when a seen as magnificent man rode up on a horse he immediately took the reigns of power. He had the "manly men" now seen as weaker lifting his gold and taking care of him. This man was seen as a "god like figure." Especially when it was heard that he slayed the draggon. The men saught to be him, "And to amuse themselves they prepared their weapons, making arrow shafts and hunting
The struggle of power took over when a seen as magnificent man rode up on a horse he immediately took the reigns of power. He had the "manly men" now seen as weaker lifting his gold and taking care of him. This man was seen as a "god like figure." Especially when it was heard that he slayed the draggon. The men saught to be him, "And to amuse themselves they prepared their weapons, making arrow shafts and hunting