Why is Cersei Lannister so cruel?

NOTE: I know the background music is too loud, but unfortunately, I can't do anything about it unless I take it down and upload it again. Sorry!

In this video, I analyse psychology and mythology of Cersei Lannister, one of the best-written villains in fiction. Selfish and full of self-conceit, this mother of three and manipulative queen hides much more beneath than she shows. It was difficult to make a short video (it's long now and I still find it short in regards to the coverage of the depth of this character), but I tried my best to present you with the most relevant information. I discuss Cersei's personality, background, relationships, the Terrible Mother archetype, and mythological parallels.

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I'm an aspiring psychologist interested in many different areas of the society, literature, politics, religion, and culture. I decided to start making videos to share my insight into different topics from these areas. I do fictional character analyses, exemplary expositions of the relationship between mythology and literature and religion, and political and philosophical questions videos.

Time stamps:
0:00 Overview
1:53 Background
05:00 Fear of abandonment
06:32 Prophecy and murder
10:00 Psychological profile
13:43 Inflated consciousness
14:45 Shadow
15:29 Dream analysis
16:48 Children
19:38 Jaime
21:43 Cersei, Sansa, Dany
23:36 Mythology

Sources consulted:
George R. R. Martin - ASOIAF series
Erich Neumann - The Great Mother
Carl G. Jung - Collected Works
ASOIAF wiki

Audio:
Light of the Seven - NCM Hub
Love Waltz - Nikos Spiliotis
Sancturn - Scott Buckley
Undertow - Scott Buckley

TRENDS: #CerseiLannister #GameOfThrones #Lannisters