Charles Foster Kane's Narcissistic Personality

Topic: Discuss the character psychology of Charles Foster Kane as a case of narcissistic personality Charlie’s character, and one of the most insightful descriptions of the narcissistic personality you’ll ever find. From Kane’s Narcissistic personality disorder can be defined as excessive self-importance or vanity. He has a sense of entitlement and demonstrates grandiosity in his beliefs and behavior, and lack feelings of empathy. These characteristics are usually defenses against a deep feeling of inferiority and of being unloved, a terrible ego and traumatizing childhood.

Can't imagine a child being taken away from their parents, and to their mind children don’t know how to coop, so they do the best that they can. He was taken away from his parents at an early age, and this is what happened to Kane. Throughout his childhood life, he lacked that parental love and comfort every child needs. In the movie Kane kept asking his mom to come with him, his mother abandoned Kane's and thrown him into a life of luxury without any concern. Later in Kane’s life lacks the ability to empathize with the feelings or desires of others, Charles Kane is constantly having issues with is relationships due to his narcissistic behavior.

With Emily, he starts off great, but Kane starts staying later and later and works more and more at The Inquirer. Charlie never truly cared about Emily or her feelings any more. Emily deals with it for momentarily but then, as seen in a montage, she begins to become less tolerant of the situation. His marriage begins to decline and they become quite distant. Charlie starts having an affair with the woman who will soon become his second wife Susan. Soon after Emily encounter Susan, and she finds out what he has been doing. His arrogant in attitudes and behavior destroy his marriage with