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[Citizen Kane] Would Charles Kane have ended up any happier and better of a person if he had gone into the sled-making business instead of the newspaper-making business?

After all, >!His last words were the name of his childhood sled!<
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It's not necessarily that Kane was happiest around sleds; it was that specific sled that was a symbol of the childhood that he lost.  That childhood was replaced by his ambition and his desire to earn enough money, or power, or influence to fill the hole that was left behind.  What he missed was a happy childhood with a loving mother.  

If he was making sleds, he might have earned himself a bit of comfort providing that bit of fun to kids, but he'd still be chasing the one thing he couldn't have: one more day of innocence with a family that didn't send him away to chase dreams and aspirations that he was too young to care about.