Anne Hathaway's Oscar Acceptance Speech: A Flow Chart

Our core team of mathematicians here athas developed an algorithm for the speech, which was written the moment nominations were announced, then rehearsed tirelessly to appear off-the-cuff.
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Anne Hathaway Les Miserables American Premiere, held at the Ziegfeld Theatre in New York City, Monday, December 10, 2012. 12/10/12 © J. Graylock/jpistudios.com 310-657-9661
Anne Hathaway Les Miserables American Premiere, held at the Ziegfeld Theatre in New York City, Monday, December 10, 2012. 12/10/12 © J. Graylock/jpistudios.com 310-657-9661

We all know Anne Hathaway's taking home the Oscar for Best Supporting Actress this Sunday. She couldn't NOT win. Right?! She HAS to WIN! Which means we can all look forward to lower-lip-quivering and a #grateful and #blessed acceptance speech.

Our core team of mathematicians here at The Soup has developed an algorithm for the speech, which was written the moment nominations were announced, then rehearsed tirelessly to appear off-the-cuff. You can go ahead and confidently bet your child's future college fund on any of the below things happening, because Nate Silver would definitely agree they're statistical certainties! That is, if Nate Silver had any idea we existed.

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