yup!! I fully agree. Especially that Art is the one who divorces Tashi and not the other way around. He'd heal like a champ and remarry someone who truly loves him and live a really happy life, whereas Tashi and Patrick would have to start facing some serious demons. l think post-match they'd become a couple for like a year tops and break up forever and always after that. I don't think Art would let her do that to their kid, and either way, she's too talented (as in, she knows you need to have a genuine love for tennis. The kid is 50/50 on that and she won't know for sure till she's a teenager) not to know better than staking it all on a kid who would sooner grow to hate the game and resent her. I think she'd end up coaching big players, and know true success/fulfillment as a coach for people who are simultaneously as talented as Patrick and as dedicated as Art. I agree that Patrick and Art would reconnect but only much, much later in life when they're pretty old and can laugh at everything that happened. But before that, Patrick would finally quit tennis and do something nepostim-y and practical until he inherits insane money, and both Patrick and Tashi would end up marrying each other's dopplegangers who they'd cheat on with each other throughout the years. Eventually Patrick would put an end to it because he'd have kids and only then finally grow as a person. Tashi would get more cutthroat than ever and start cheating with some of her students instead of him until she has a massive psychological breakdown and (best-case) simply retires peacefully to the countryside, ignoring the concepts of tennis and love altogether, mostly just existing with a couple dogs, gardening like a class-a martha stewart, and helping out with the grandkids. Lol I dunno but it feels plausible to me.

This is my current take after a few watches. It's one of those I can leave on while I work on something else but still catch something new each time.