I read in a manga that a character said "...まさか...お前が", "...喜べ" does it make
sense to add imperative form here or the 喜べ isn't connected to the omae ga
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grammar word-choice imperatives
What is the meaning of まさか...お前が ...喜べ
Assuming from comments that speaker is saying something like

> So you're the one who was behind this all along. Are you happy now, now that
> everything went as you planned?

Here's the breakdown

**まさか...** - No way.../I never would have thought...

**お前が（黒幕だったんだ）...** - You're the one (who was behind this all along)...

**（お前が）喜べ...すべてお前らの思い通りだ** - (Sarcastically, in admission of defeat) Rejoice.
Everything went exactly as you planned.
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