Discussion: The Queen's influence and inherited attributes to their children

"From Katharine, Mary inherited her strong religious faith and the ability to love when that love was not reciprocated; from both parents, her strong will.
Elizabeth inherited from Anne her sense of expediency (doing what is necessary to bring about the desired result), from Henry her lack of squeamishness about removing obstacles. From the situation with both parents a flexibility in her religious practice. She was tolerant because she saw the results of intolerance, but Catholics were persecuted under her reign. She always looked to the security of her crown. Also from the situation with her parents, and the results of Mary's unrequieted love for Phillip, an unwillingness to place herself in a subordinate position by marrying, because in those times even queens became subordinate to a husband.
Poor Edward did not have his mother in his life long enough for her to be much of an influence; all that can be seen of Jane is in his facial resemblance to her. From his father, he inherited a strong will. In his case, that was manifest in his insistence on Protestant practice in matters of religion, and his overturning the succession of his Catholic sister, Mary in favor of the devoutly Protestant Jane Grey, although that was probably as much a matter of persuasion from his handlers, his Seymour uncles, as of Edward's wish. "

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How do you think the queens influenced their offspring or what attributes do you think their children inherited from their mothers?"