Re: His narrow mind . . .
I think that's his power. All the energy I use trying to see the whole picture, Bowser draws to a tight beam on individual points of disjointed connectivity. no matter how hard one tries to broaden his scope, it cannot be done.
* It's this, or nothing
* It's that, or nothing
* It's the other thing, or nothing
there can be no two sides to any of his coins -- which tends to leave his mental pockets empty,
Dan