It's become apparent that this is becoming a battle of OR. I said common sense says the canary's killed in some way. I did apply my logic to myself. As for the snapping sound, using common sense, yet, again, a tiny canary's neck snapping could, and probably does, sound like a human's fingers snapping; you expect some loud CRACK with onomatopoeia on the screen? Besides the "finger snapping" theory, which, being the only real theory that could contest the accepted one, can't possibly hold up, without assuming the unverifiable idea that 47 uber-trained his bird, there is no other way you can explain the bird being silenced that isn't totally outlandish and basically unbelievable. Also, if you try to use the "I'm following the rules" clause, taking into account that Wikipedia isn't a beaucracy and that the sheer existence of this conversation is ridiculous, the statement that says 47 kills his bird should stay. I mean, come on man. Ok look: you're watching a movie, and a guy shows up with a gun, walks into a room with 2 people inside of it offscreen then fires shots offscreen; afterwards, you don't see the 2 characters at all for the rest of the movie - better yet - the rest of your life. Wouldn't it be safe to say that they were killed, and, therefore, be able to add it into its Wikipedia article?  ♣   Chat wit' me  §  Contributions ♣