I guess you can see why Andy went a little wonky when Tommy told him that story, and why he wanted to see the warden right away. Elwood Blatch had been serving a six-to-twelve rap when Tommy knew him four years before. By the time Andy heard all of this, in 1963, he might be on the verge of getting out… or already out. So those were the two prongs of the spit Andy was roasting on -- the idea that Blatch might still be in on one hand, and the very real possibility that he might be gone like the wind on the other.

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