Talk:MOMENT OF PEACE & SILENCE/@comment-28617962-20160603211152/@comment-26043476-20160603215945

Oh man, that never even crossed my mind. That's actually a fantastic theory, and it makes a lot sense. Why would a regular ol' sandwich make such a thud when it was dropped? And why did it dropping make Jesse instantly ask about "chips in there" and mention how you "can't eat sandwich without chips"? Seems pretty random to think about after it thuds. But if it was a gun, then he might be worried that it was loaded and might accidentally discharge. It would also explain why Jesse is so secretive about this plan, and why it requires Corn's help. It too explains why Corn doesn't want to be his driver, if the plan went bad, Corn definitely wouldn't want to be seen as an accomplice (even though getting the gun already kind of incriminates him)

Plus to top it all off, the Chekhov's Gun principle definitely points to the gun being a necessary thing eventually. With the series seemingly coming close to its finale, now's definitely the time to bring it back into play.