In the film, "Citizen Kane" directed by Orson Welles, Charles Foster Kane had built an entire With all of his money, he was never truly happy. He had bought many thingsfor the wives that he had, but they too were also never truly happy. His wives wanted somethingfrom him that he was not willing to express, and that was his true feelings. When he was a young child he had been taken away from the things that he truly loved. He loved his mother and being with his friends, most of all he loved sledding. But when he was forced tomove away he was expected to grow up quickly and act as how a man would act. His childhood had been quickly been taken away from him. He was taken away by Thatcher, he was to now be hisguardian until the age of 25. Then the fortune that his mother had given him would now be his. Since he had moved from his home in Colorado, he started to look for something that would make him happy. He wanted to buy a perfect home in the perfect place he wanted his own Xanadu. He had bought many animals to try and make himself happy. But this did not work even though he had one of the biggest privately owned zoo's in the world. He had married Emily Norton and had a child with her. While he was married to her he tried running for governor but at the same time he was having an affair with Susan Alexander. But when the press got a hold of this information it just about ruined all of his creditability, therefore causing his to not be elected governor. When he was talking with Susan Alexander she told him everything that she always wanted but never got. She wanted to be a singer but no one would really hired her. So two weeks after his divorce with Emily Norton, he had married Susan Alexander. She would soon get everything that she ever wanted. She lived in a huge house and had a theater built for her. But she would also learn that Charles Foster Kane did not express his feelings to her. She would be left at home by her...
