Is It a Subject Subclause or a Modifier Clause?

It has to be a different sentence if it's the subject I think. The modifier clauses are basically a relative clause. They modify a noun. It's really hard to tell what's going on now. He shows what it comes from but I'm not sure if that's saying like it's a woman and then there's an attribute of particle for beautiful that gets attached onto it to make the adjective or how that goes. But it's kind of like non-modifiers can be state of verbs or these you know sort of like a relative clause from that. Well I mean it looks like that kind of but I think if it's for example he never it doesn't really say what they