Help with お逃げになられるとは


I began reading manga (To Loveる) and I saw something I don't understand or
rather why it is used there.

The sentence is:

> まさか こんな“辺境”にまでお逃げに **なられるとは** ねエ・・・

I mostly understand but there's the ending part that makes me confused.

  1. Why is と even used there? 
  2. And what's with は? Is it like ending-particle わ?
  3. And one more: why is there used passive form of なる (なられる)?

Sorry for asking a lot! It would be great help if you could help me get it
right.




> 「まさか、こんな”[辺境]{へんきょう}”にまでお[逃]{に}げになられるとはねエ・・・ 」

To give it my own TL,

**_"Good Lord! How you/he/she escaped all the way to this remote place!"_**

> Why is と even used there? And what's with は?

It is 「とは」 that we should be looking at here.

「～～～とは」 expresses the speaker's surprise, anger, excitement, etc. The
important thing is that one can end a sentence with this 「とは」 without directly
stating how one feels about an event/situation. The sentence in question is
actually an example of this. The 「ねエ」 ending does not count as a meaningful
statement. How the speaker feels is left unsaid. Thus, the 「・・・」 at the end.

> Is it like ending-particle わ?

No, it is nothing like 「わ」. To end a sentence with 「わ」, you need to make a
meaningful statement first and then, you add a 「わ」 at the end.

> why is there used passive form of なる (なられる)?

That is not the passive voice; It is the honorific speech. The speaker is
being respectful to the person who ran away.




> 「まさか、こんな”[辺境]{へんきょう}”にまでお[逃]{に}げになられるとはねエ・・・ 」

To give it my own TL,

**_"Good Lord! How you/he/she escaped all the way to this remote place!"_**

> Why is と even used there? And what's with は?

It is 「とは」 that we should be looking at here.

「～～～とは」 expresses the speaker's surprise, anger, excitement, etc. The
important thing is that one can end a sentence with this 「とは」 without directly
stating how one feels about an event/situation. The sentence in question is
actually an example of this. The 「ねエ」 ending does not count as a meaningful
statement. How the speaker feels is left unsaid. Thus, the 「・・・」 at the end.

> Is it like ending-particle わ?

No, it is nothing like 「わ」. To end a sentence with 「わ」, you need to make a
meaningful statement first and then, you add a 「わ」 at the end.

> why is there used passive form of なる (なられる)?

That is not the passive voice; It is the honorific speech. The speaker is
being respectful to the person who ran away.

