In the movie (the Garfield-Turner version, not the
Nicholson-Lange mess), Garfield uses the title line as a
sort-of explanation for why he ended up where he was (the
death house): he'd gotten away with a real murder, but
"the postman" rang again, nailing him for a murder that was
really an accident, thus making it not so unfair that he
going to die for something he hadn't done. As I recall,
there's none of this talk in the novel.
Jim Beaver
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