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[Star Wars] If Anakin Skywalker was never injured, would Emperor Palpatine have had a contingency plan in case he got too powerful and wanted to challenge him eventually?

It's one thing to keep an injured, suited Darth Vader. But if Anakin stayed healthy and was able to grow more powerful, would Palpatine have had an answer to this?
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His contingency was to simply be stronger in the force, smarter, and better than Anakin. After all, he was the master. He had the power, and Anakin craved it. If his apprentice wanted to learn, he had to earn it. And to earn it, he often had to prove himself through life-threatening trials and deadly traps. An uninjured Anakin would have still been pitted against a rogue Jedi to learn the secret of bleeding a kyber crystal, for example. 

This was how the Sith had worked since the beginning of the rule of two. The masters had no perogative to sit their apprentices down and give them lectures on Sith philosophy and force powers. More often than not, the apprentice had to prove they wanted power not just for superficial reasons, but because deep down in their hearts, it was ALL they wanted. So they were willing to do literally anything, up to and including being a lapdog for the master, in the hope of getting stronger. And when the day came that the student proved superior and killed the master, it was because they truly deserved it. Palpatine would not have made it easy for Anakin.