`  ::::::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?  ♣     §   ♣ `