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The Sith are very evil. This means that they won't respect or honor each other, they are together just because one of them is useful to the other (for a while). Don't expect a fair duel between a Sith master and his apprentice. Here is what you can easily find in the movies:

• Darth Sidious (Palpatine) killed his master (Darth Plagueis) when he was sleeping.
• Darth Sidious lured Anakin Skywalker to behead his apprentice, Count Dooku.
• Darth Vader killed Darth Sidious by throwing him away in pit when he was not paying attention on him. [Ok that in this case, the motivation was very different.]

Scavenging information on wookiepedia about previous Sith lords, you will also find a lot of information about (1, 2, 3, and probably many others). However, since Disney's Great Purge, they lost credibility.

Generally, a Sith apprentice just do not duel his master directly. Instead, he elaborates a plan to kill his master by the hands of other people or perhaps attack him directly when there are few to no possibility of the master to defend himself. Also, the master may to the same with its own apprentice if he judges that the apprentice is not good enough or if he finds someone else that might be a better apprentice.

Also, an apprentice may start to sketch a plan to kill his master when he has himself found someone else that could be his own apprentice, motivating him to take the place of his master. This is easily seen by both Darth Vader and the Emperor who wanted to recruit Luke as an apprentice (although this is perhaps not the best example, but surely the most widely known). Vader wanted to have his son as an apprentice to defeat the emperor and then rule the galaxy together as father and son. On the other hand, the emperor lured both Vader and Luke to duel each other, with the hope that either Luke is proved to be unworthy and defeated by his father or that Luke defeats his father and became his new apprentice.

Not sure if this is the answer you are looking for but...

The Sith are very evil. This means that they won't respect or honor each other, they are together just because one of them is useful to the other (for a while). Don't expect a fair duel between a Sith master and his apprentice. Here is what you can easily find in the movies:

• Darth Sidious (Palpatine) killed his master (Darth Plagueis) when he was sleeping.
• Darth Sidious lured Anakin Skywalker to behead his apprentice, Count Dooku.
• Darth Vader killed Darth Sidious by throwing him away in pit when he was not paying attention on him. [Ok that in this case, the motivation was very different.]

Scavenging information on Wookieepedia about previous Sith lords, you will also find a lot of information about (1, 2, 3, and probably many others). However, since Disney's Great Purge, they lost credibility.

Generally, a Sith apprentice just do not duel his master directly. Instead, he elaborates a plan to kill his master by the hands of other people or perhaps attack him directly when there are few to no possibility of the master to defend himself. Also, the master may to the same with its own apprentice if he judges that the apprentice is not good enough or if he finds someone else that might be a better apprentice.

Also, an apprentice may start to sketch a plan to kill his master when he has himself found someone else that could be his own apprentice, motivating him to take the place of his master. This is easily seen by both Darth Vader and the Emperor who wanted to recruit Luke as an apprentice (although this is perhaps not the best example, but surely the most widely known). Vader wanted to have his son as an apprentice to defeat the emperor and then rule the galaxy together as father and son. On the other hand, the emperor lured both Vader and Luke to duel each other, with the hope that either Luke is proved to be unworthy and defeated by his father or that Luke defeats his father and became his new apprentice.

Not sure if this is the answer you are looking for but...

The Sith are very evil. This means that they won't respect or honor each other, they are together just because one of them is useful to the other (for a while). Don't expect a fair duel between a Sith master and his apprentice. Here is what you can easily find in the movies:

• Darth Sidious (Palpatine) killed his master (Dath Plagueis) when he was sleeping.
• Darth Sidious lured Anakin Skywalker to behead his apprentice, Count Dooku.
• Darth Vader killed Darth Sidious by throwing him away in pit when he was not paying attention on him. [Ok that in this case, the motivation was very different.]

Scavenging information on wookiepedia about previous Sith lords, you will also find a lot of information about (1, 2, 3, and probably many others). However, since Disney's Great Purge, they lost credibility.

Generally, a Sith apprentice just do not duel his master directly. Instead, he elaborates a plan to kill his master by the hands of other people or perhaps attack him directly when there are few to no possibility of the master to defend himself. Also, the master may to the same with its own apprentice if he judges that the apprentice is not good enough or if he finds someone else that might be a better apprentice.

Also, an apprentice may start to sketch a plan to kill his master when he has himself found someone that could be his apprentice. This is easily seen by both Darth Vader and the Emperor who wanted to recruit Luke as an apprentice (although this is perhaps not the best example, but surely the most widely know). Vader wanted to have his son as an apprentice to defeat the emperor and then rule the galaxy together as father and son. On the other hand, the emperor lured both Vader and Luke to duel each other, with the hope that either Luke is proved to be unworthy and defeated by his father or that Luke defeats his father and became his new apprentice.

Not sure if this is the answer you are looking for but...

The Sith are very evil. This means that they won't respect or honor each other, they are together just because one of them is useful to the other (for a while). Don't expect a fair duel between a Sith master and his apprentice. Here is what you can easily find in the movies:

• Darth Sidious (Palpatine) killed his master (Darth Plagueis) when he was sleeping.
• Darth Sidious lured Anakin Skywalker to behead his apprentice, Count Dooku.
• Darth Vader killed Darth Sidious by throwing him away in pit when he was not paying attention on him. [Ok that in this case, the motivation was very different.]

Scavenging information on wookiepedia about previous Sith lords, you will also find a lot of information about (1, 2, 3, and probably many others). However, since Disney's Great Purge, they lost credibility.

Generally, a Sith apprentice just do not duel his master directly. Instead, he elaborates a plan to kill his master by the hands of other people or perhaps attack him directly when there are few to no possibility of the master to defend himself. Also, the master may to the same with its own apprentice if he judges that the apprentice is not good enough or if he finds someone else that might be a better apprentice.

Also, an apprentice may start to sketch a plan to kill his master when he has himself found someone else that could be his own apprentice, motivating him to take the place of his master. This is easily seen by both Darth Vader and the Emperor who wanted to recruit Luke as an apprentice (although this is perhaps not the best example, but surely the most widely known). Vader wanted to have his son as an apprentice to defeat the emperor and then rule the galaxy together as father and son. On the other hand, the emperor lured both Vader and Luke to duel each other, with the hope that either Luke is proved to be unworthy and defeated by his father or that Luke defeats his father and became his new apprentice.

Not sure if this is the answer you are looking for but...

The Sith are very evil. This means that they won't respect or honor each other, they are together just because one of them is useful to the other (for a while). Don't expect a fair duel between a Sith master and his apprentice. Here is what you can easily find in the movies:

• Darth Sidious (Palpatine) killed his master (Dath Plagueis) when he was sleeping.
• Darth Sidious lured Anakin Skywalker to behead his loyal apprentice, Count Dooku.
• Darth Vader killed Darth Sidious by throwing him away in pit when he was not paying attention on him. [Ok that in this case, the motivation was very different.]

Scavenging information on wookiepedia about previous Sith lords, you will also find a lot of information about (1, 2, 3, and probably many others). However, since Disney's Great Purge, they lost credibility.

Generally, a Sith apprentice just do not duel his master directly. Instead, he elaborates a plan to kill his master by the hands of other people or perhaps attack him directly when there are few to no possibility of the master to defend himself. Also, the master may to the same with its own apprentice if he judges that the apprentice is not good enough or if he finds someone else that might be a better apprentice.

Also, an apprentice may start to sketch a plan to kill his master when he has himself found someone that could be his apprentice. This is easily seen by both Darth Vader and the Emperor who wanted to recruit Luke as an apprentice (although this is perhaps not the best example, but surely the most widely know). Vader wanted to have his son as an apprentice to defeat the emperor and then rule the galaxy together as father and son. On the other hand, the emperor lured both Vader and Luke to duel each other, with the hope that either Luke is proved to be unworthy and defeated by his father or that Luke defeats his father and became his new apprentice.

Not sure if this is the answer you are looking for but...

The Sith are very evil. This means that they won't respect or honor each other, they are together just because one of them is useful to the other (for a while). Don't expect a fair duel between a Sith master and his apprentice. Here is what you can easily find in the movies:

• Darth Sidious (Palpatine) killed his master (Dath Plagueis) when he was sleeping.
• Darth Sidious lured Anakin Skywalker to behead his apprentice, Count Dooku.
• Darth Vader killed Darth Sidious by throwing him away in pit when he was not paying attention on him. [Ok that in this case, the motivation was very different.]

Scavenging information on wookiepedia about previous Sith lords, you will also find a lot of information about (1, 2, 3, and probably many others). However, since Disney's Great Purge, they lost credibility.

Generally, a Sith apprentice just do not duel his master directly. Instead, he elaborates a plan to kill his master by the hands of other people or perhaps attack him directly when there are few to no possibility of the master to defend himself. Also, the master may to the same with its own apprentice if he judges that the apprentice is not good enough or if he finds someone else that might be a better apprentice.

Also, an apprentice may start to sketch a plan to kill his master when he has himself found someone that could be his apprentice. This is easily seen by both Darth Vader and the Emperor who wanted to recruit Luke as an apprentice (although this is perhaps not the best example, but surely the most widely know). Vader wanted to have his son as an apprentice to defeat the emperor and then rule the galaxy together as father and son. On the other hand, the emperor lured both Vader and Luke to duel each other, with the hope that either Luke is proved to be unworthy and defeated by his father or that Luke defeats his father and became his new apprentice.