He's not exactly sure how he feels about being something of an inspiration for the training of potential Jedi but it was what it was. You're welcome, he supposed. As for the topic of Sidious? Maul could talk days about that man. Amused all the while of how Kenobi seemed to evade the truth. How divine it was to see the Master grew all the more flawed with age. Time does indeed come for them all in the end.

"As is his wont," Maul seemed fully unsurprised by this revelation. "You're younger, likely stronger, and untrained. Emotional. Raw potential ripe for manipulating. Such are things that he seeks but but especially the latter." Dooku was more a political pawn than an actual apprentice, he was sure of it. "If you were to accept you, too, would end up like your father. Nothing but a slave." An irony, to be sure. He knew well Anakin's past was precisely that. A slave.

As for Kenobi?

"I imagine there is a part of him that feels responsible. Vader was his padawan." And now they get into the real depth of this conversation. His hands folded across his chest as he stopped once more by the entrance to yet another ship. "Yet to deny that your father and Vader are one in the same is to refuse the truth of what Sidious is capable of and ignore the fallacies of the Order. It was no failing of Kenobi's that Skywalker fell but the failing of the Jedi as a whole."