system
Given the following post, respond as if you're commenting on Reddit:
human
So from my research it's Sith tradition for the apprentice to attempt to betray and usurp his master. Is it also Sith tradition for the master to pretend not to notice?
gpt
No. The master tries their hardest to be prepared, and to win the inevitable confrontation, lest they undermine the entire concept of the strongest surviving. It isn't just about tradition, it's about the survival of the strongest.

In fact, the master might even choose to be the aggressor, if they think that the apprentice might not have the guts, or is waiting too long. Bane himself, creator of the Rule of Two, was afraid that his apprentice was waiting for the ravages of time to do the job for her, so he actively began seeking out a potential new apprentice to replace her.