I agree. If Luke would've been in favor of letting Walter know what happened with Matthew or making the situation about the group instead of just about Nick, I think that would have helped me think maybe he is a nice guy. But him wanting to hid what happen when Nick agreed to confess is just odd to me. It makes me think something is up with him.
This is why I think it would've been wiser for Luke to argue in favor of keeping the group safe instead of just making it about Nick. That m… moreight've been enough to sway the latter from his decision. But wisdom isn't something Luke has in abundance just yet.
All we know is what Kenny told us - that Luke "took a hike". I doubt Luke has left the group. He's most likely coming up with a way to rescue them from the outside. You saw yourself Kenny didn't surrender straight away. He only surrenders when Clem takes the gun or Clem/Sarita are taken by Carver for the next bullet. TT purposely didn't show him to keep speculation and fans guessing but surely it's best to have at least SOMEONE on the outside to help them get out and Luke is the only one from the cabin group out of the camp..
Exactly my point. If it does turn out that Luke isn't to be trusted... I'll be VERY disappointed but I refuse to believe that unless it slaps me in the face and then I have to accept it.
Honestly that's what I thought too. it was about the escape. Most people jump the gun and assumed. with the bridge it seemed that Luke didn'… moret the plan thro. If he rash things too back when they were escaping it could explain why Alvin killed George. What Carver said about Alvin killing Georgie because he doesn't like Carver make no sense to me. If you want to kill someone you go after them, no their friend.
Luke seems to be a good guy. I may be wrong on this, but i'll admit it if his character becomes any sort of asshole or antagonist. Although he is sketchy at times, why does everyone think he ran away? His status is unknown so anything could have happened to him. I know Kenny had told him to "take a hike" but he could have just left at a bad time, not realizing that shit was going down.
On the bridge Luke told Clem to get the legless zombie who couldn't move, while he got the one with legs who could move.
Unless you mean right before he fell through the bridge, in which case they had decided to turn back cos one zombie was easier to kill than two. So he was intending to kill the one zombie in their way while Clem followed him.
I think that Luke seems like a nice guy but if it came to a situation where he had to choose to save himself or Clementine he would choose h… moreimself, on the bridge he sent Clem to attack the 2 walkers and he went for the one on its own which shows he is willing to put her in more danger, if there was a situation where he had the opportunity to give Clementine to Carver to save himself i feel he would do it.
They already knew the walkers were coming as soon as the windmill went crazy he wouldn't have just left. He either got separated because of walkers or he didn't come back because of Carver Troy and Bonnie were there.
Luke seems to be a good guy. I may be wrong on this, but i'll admit it if his character becomes any sort of asshole or antagonist. Although … morehe is sketchy at times, why does everyone think he ran away? His status is unknown so anything could have happened to him. I know Kenny had told him to "take a hike" but he could have just left at a bad time, not realizing that shit was going down.
They already knew the walkers were coming as soon as the windmill went crazy he wouldn't have just left. He either got separated because of walkers or he didn't come back because of Carver Troy and Bonnie were there.
That doesn't make any sense. How does them not trusting you right off the bat mean you can't trust them? You would think that if they were nice to you and trusted you immediately then there's something to be worried about (St. Johns). Also how was Carver straightforward to Clem at all? I'm going to display some of the parts of the conversation where he was NOT straightforward.
Example #1:
Caver:I'm out looking for my people. Seven of them, to be exact. They've been gone a long while and... I'm worried they might've gotten lost.
Clem:That's a lot of people to lose.
Carver:Tell me about it.
Yeah they totally got "lost." Way to not beat around the bush Carver.
Example #2:
Clem:Who are you?
Carver:Well, actually, I'm your neighbor.
Obvious lie. I didn't know Carver was the cabin group's "neighbor."
Example #3:
Clem:What's your name?
Carver:My name is George, honey.
Another obvious lie. His name is William Carver or Bill for short. George is the guy Alvin supposedly killed.
Example #4:
Clem:Wait! Who are you?
Carver:You have a real good day, now.
Carver is not straightforward. If you ask him why you shouldn't trust the cabin group, he doesn't even answer the question of why they shouldn't be trusted. He's as, if not more, ambiguous than the cabin group itself. I could go on, but for the sake of keeping the post as short as possible, I'll stop there.
Carver put out some valid points, especially when he says, "If they can't trust you, how can you trust them". That got me thinking. This guy… more has been up front with you about everything. He practically tells you he's after everyone, because of his baby. Heck Luke even says that, when he asks you "What is one thing everyone is looking for". And the answer was: family. The guy wants his baby back. It's true we don't know what's going on at Carver's camp. But Luke just running away from the people he "Saved" just don't sit right with me.
After two episodes I dont care much for the members of that "new group" since they are using Clem and not trusting her really. Only Pete was ok and resonable, rest of them are just crazy ppl with huge complexes and me as a Clem just dont really care that much.
I didn't say he was straightforward, I said he practically tells you what he's after, which he did. Also the St. Johns never trusted or distrusted Lee and his group. They just wanted to eat them. Playing nice was just a ruse. I think Carver has a good point, Carlos group hasn't done anything to actually prove they can be trusted. If someone was quick to accuse me of working with someone, and locked me in a shed to basically die. I don't think I could trust them, even after they apologized. I'd still be walking on eggshells around them.
They've shown no reason to trust them so far, and Clem's been with them for about a week or two. So I'd heed Carver's warning, there's more to that group than what's been seen.
That doesn't make any sense. How does them not trusting you right off the bat mean you can't trust them? You would think that if they were n… moreice to you and trusted you immediately then there's something to be worried about (St. Johns). Also how was Carver straightforward to Clem at all? I'm going to display some of the parts of the conversation where he was NOT straightforward.
Example #1:
Caver: I'm out looking for my people. Seven of them, to be exact. They've been gone a long while and... I'm worried they might've gotten lost.
Clem: That's a lot of people to lose.
Carver: Tell me about it.
Yeah they totally got "lost." Way to not beat around the bush Carver.
Example #2:
Clem: Who are you?
Carver: Well, actually, I'm your neighbor.
Obvious lie. I didn't know Carver was the cabin group's "neighbor."
Example #3:
Clem: What's your name?
Carver: My name is George, honey.
Another obvious lie. His name is Wil… [view original content]
Interesting, kinda felt that way after Episode 1 too. When you got to know them a tiny little bit better, I made me like them a tiny bit more. But so far not as invested in them as I was in the season 1 group.
After two episodes I dont care much for the members of that "new group" since they are using Clem and not trusting her really. Only Pete was… more ok and resonable, rest of them are just crazy ppl with huge complexes and me as a Clem just dont really care that much.
On the bridge Luke told Clem to get the legless zombie who couldn't move, while he got the one with legs who could move.
Unless you mean … moreright before he fell through the bridge, in which case they had decided to turn back cos one zombie was easier to kill than two. So he was intending to kill the one zombie in their way while Clem followed him.
Let's see. Carver says he's after "looking" for the cabin group, but doesn't tell you who he is or why he's after them. The cabin group is at least specific on Carver's intentions even though they don't say what each individual did. Cabin group locks you in the shed because they're suspicious of you, but then apologizes and tries to make it up to you. They even saved Clem's life like Luke, Pete, and Carlos. Carver hits Clem in the stomach and brings Clem against her will to his camp where he makes her do menial labor. Yeah, Carver is definitely a better candidate than the cabin group.
I didn't say he was straightforward, I said he practically tells you what he's after, which he did. Also the St. Johns never trusted or dist… morerusted Lee and his group. They just wanted to eat them. Playing nice was just a ruse. I think Carver has a good point, Carlos group hasn't done anything to actually prove they can be trusted. If someone was quick to accuse me of working with someone, and locked me in a shed to basically die. I don't think I could trust them, even after they apologized. I'd still be walking on eggshells around them.
They've shown no reason to trust them so far, and Clem's been with them for about a week or two. So I'd heed Carver's warning, there's more to that group than what's been seen.
i generally don't like him,he feels like a pushed on character and too comic like (i know) for TWD ,he should be in 'uncharted' or something,too easy to please,seems to be wanting mold Clementine and ran off in ep2 probably,don't like him
i will add i like the way Telltale wrote the episode choices involving Luke,you could either be his best friend,into the new group etc or totally against anything new,i chose this route.
Not by far... I mean you can clearly see the difference between them and calm thinking characters like Walter or Pete. They are just... like kids in TWD word, season 1 group(s) were always much more thinkful about their... situation, surroudings, etc ...
So in the end it's nothing personal with them, I just dont feel safe with them at all due to what all had happend.
Interesting, kinda felt that way after Episode 1 too. When you got to know them a tiny little bit better, I made me like them a tiny bit more. But so far not as invested in them as I was in the season 1 group.
Not by far... I mean you can clearly see the difference between them and calm thinking characters like Walter or Pete. They are just... like… more kids in TWD word, season 1 group(s) were always much more thinkful about their... situation, surroudings, etc ...
So in the end it's nothing personal with them, I just dont feel safe with them at all due to what all had happend.
All the group says is Carver is a bad guy, which we already knew from the start as with Carver's information. They are as Vague as he is. Telling us everything we already knew. Tell me, when has Luke saved Clem's life other than the first time he met her before the she incident, or Carlos. Clem saved herself, not Carlos or Luke. Pete is the only one I can truly say saved Clem's after the shed incident, he's the only one that was trustworthy. He believed you from the start everyone else could care less. Not to mention Carlos saying Clem was still a threat, and to stay away from his daughter. That group don't fully trust Clem.
And as far as Carver punching Clem in the stomach, that's up to players choice. Carver has never struck Clem when I've played through. There's a reason for Carver saying that statement, and we won't know until the next episode. There has been shady things surrounding this group to convince me they're not as good as they are letting on.
Edit: Also in the same episode both Kenny and Carver made you question if you can trust this group. I don't think that is a coincidence. There's something up.
Let's see. Carver says he's after "looking" for the cabin group, but doesn't tell you who he is or why he's after them. The cabin group is a… moret least specific on Carver's intentions even though they don't say what each individual did. Cabin group locks you in the shed because they're suspicious of you, but then apologizes and tries to make it up to you. They even saved Clem's life like Luke, Pete, and Carlos. Carver hits Clem in the stomach and brings Clem against her will to his camp where he makes her do menial labor. Yeah, Carver is definitely a better candidate than the cabin group.
It's pretty obvious that Carver is the bad guy. Carver tortures Carlos in front of his daughter. Kills Walter. Kills Alvin right in front of Rebecca (Determinant). Hits Clem in the stomach and puts a gun to her head (Determinant). Carver doesn't even release Clem after he catches the cabin group and he forces her to go to his camp. Also forcing people to go to his camp against their will in general. Think about it. If the cabin group believed that Clem was working with Carver, then that makes it seem like Carver is the type of person to send a little girl to infiltrate the cabin group. Yeah, you're right. Carver is such a great guy.
Carlos saved Clem when she ran out of ammo and was getting surrounded by walkers. Carlos also told Clem to run inside the lodge while he was covering her because he doesn't want her to get hurt. Luke and Pete also saves Clem who was a total stranger to them from walkers by putting their life on the line. Pete died to make sure that Clem makes it back to the cabin group (Determinant) which Pete was apart of. If Pete trusts the cabin group and was a member of them then why shouldn't you? Nick also could save Clem by putting his life on the line to make sure she makes it to the cabin group (Determinant).
Yeah Carver seems like a good person while the cabin group seem like horrible people. Sarcasm
All the group says is Carver is a bad guy, which we already knew from the start as with Carver's information. They are as Vague as he is. Te… morelling us everything we already knew. Tell me, when has Luke saved Clem's life other than the first time he met her before the she incident, or Carlos. Clem saved herself, not Carlos or Luke. Pete is the only one I can truly say saved Clem's after the shed incident, he's the only one that was trustworthy. He believed you from the start everyone else could care less. Not to mention Carlos saying Clem was still a threat, and to stay away from his daughter. That group don't fully trust Clem.
And as far as Carver punching Clem in the stomach, that's up to players choice. Carver has never struck Clem when I've played through. There's a reason for Carver saying that statement, and we won't know until the next episode. There has been shady things surrounding this group to convince me they're not as good as the… [view original content]
I think his "acting strangely" was jealousy more than anything. Kenny was showing off to Clementine, and the only thing she asks is "Where's Luke?".
He seems to be wanting to replace Lee/Luke as Clementines protector (to replace Duck, I guess) and is worried that Clem trusts Luke more than him. At least that is the way I see it.
I never said Carver is a good person, that's where you're losing me. I just stated that what he says should be taken into consideration. I agree Carver is bad, again I never said he wasn't. I just think the group isn't as good as they are portraying to be.
It's pretty obvious that Carver is the bad guy. Carver tortures Carlos in front of his daughter. Kills Walter. Kills Alvin right in front of… more Rebecca (Determinant). Hits Clem in the stomach and puts a gun to her head (Determinant). Carver doesn't even release Clem after he catches the cabin group and he forces her to go to his camp. Also forcing people to go to his camp against their will in general. Think about it. If the cabin group believed that Clem was working with Carver, then that makes it seem like Carver is the type of person to send a little girl to infiltrate the cabin group. Yeah, you're right. Carver is such a great guy.
Carlos saved Clem when she ran out of ammo and was getting surrounded by walkers. Carlos also told Clem to run inside the lodge while he was covering her because he doesn't want her to get hurt. Luke and Pete also saves Clem who was a total stranger to them from walkers by putting their life on the line. Pete d… [view original content]
I think his "acting strangely" was jealousy more than anything. Kenny was showing off to Clementine, and the only thing she asks is "Where's… more Luke?".
He seems to be wanting to replace Lee/Luke as Clementines protector (to replace Duck, I guess) and is worried that Clem trusts Luke more than him. At least that is the way I see it.
Well, from what I can tell, the group aren't complete monsters. They seem like decent people. Everybody has a dark past. Even Lee. It took Lee 4 months to tell Clementine that he killed someone. You think the cabin group are just going to spill the beans to Clem in just one week?
I never said Carver is a good person, that's where you're losing me. I just stated that what he says should be taken into consideration. I a… moregree Carver is bad, again I never said he wasn't. I just think the group isn't as good as they are portraying to be.
We should be pretty much used to Kenny's dick moves by now haha.
Kenny likes having it his own way. He wanted Clem to stay with him, and if he told her where Luke was, she'd likely go to him. To be fair to Kenny though, the situation wasn't really the right time to start talking about Luke.
Plus, from a storytelling perspective, Luke going missing is open to fan debate, and judging from the amount of posts about him, it's working :P
I'm guessing he's gonna meet Vince and Eddie's group and convince them to help rescue the group.
Wait, talking about Luke's whereabouts so we can have an additional capable member is not the right time? It was a better idea for Kenny to start shooting by himself rather than having an extra gun to back him up?
We should be pretty much used to Kenny's dick moves by now haha.
Kenny likes having it his own way. He wanted Clem to stay with him, and … moreif he told her where Luke was, she'd likely go to him. To be fair to Kenny though, the situation wasn't really the right time to start talking about Luke.
Plus, from a storytelling perspective, Luke going missing is open to fan debate, and judging from the amount of posts about him, it's working :P
I'm guessing he's gonna meet Vince and Eddie's group and convince them to help rescue the group.
You assume he would even know. If the "take a hike" conversation happened before Carver arrived he'd assume Luke went back to the others. In which case Clem's question would just confirm for him that he ran off or got lost. And generally when you tell someone to take a hike you're not concerned where they go to begin with.
"Take a hike! But just tell me where you're going first!" Who does that?
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I agree. If Luke would've been in favor of letting Walter know what happened with Matthew or making the situation about the group instead of just about Nick, I think that would have helped me think maybe he is a nice guy. But him wanting to hid what happen when Nick agreed to confess is just odd to me. It makes me think something is up with him.
Yes i can see it now Luke says to his best friend about how his boyfriend Nick didn't buy him something and she doesn't want to talk to him lol.
All we know is what Kenny told us - that Luke "took a hike". I doubt Luke has left the group. He's most likely coming up with a way to rescue them from the outside. You saw yourself Kenny didn't surrender straight away. He only surrenders when Clem takes the gun or Clem/Sarita are taken by Carver for the next bullet. TT purposely didn't show him to keep speculation and fans guessing but surely it's best to have at least SOMEONE on the outside to help them get out and Luke is the only one from the cabin group out of the camp..
Exactly my point. If it does turn out that Luke isn't to be trusted... I'll be VERY disappointed but I refuse to believe that unless it slaps me in the face and then I have to accept it.
i think he want make love with clamentine so bad hhhhhhh
Seriously? Mate that's just wrong!
Luke seems to be a good guy. I may be wrong on this, but i'll admit it if his character becomes any sort of asshole or antagonist. Although he is sketchy at times, why does everyone think he ran away? His status is unknown so anything could have happened to him. I know Kenny had told him to "take a hike" but he could have just left at a bad time, not realizing that shit was going down.
On the bridge Luke told Clem to get the legless zombie who couldn't move, while he got the one with legs who could move.
Unless you mean right before he fell through the bridge, in which case they had decided to turn back cos one zombie was easier to kill than two. So he was intending to kill the one zombie in their way while Clem followed him.
They already knew the walkers were coming as soon as the windmill went crazy he wouldn't have just left. He either got separated because of walkers or he didn't come back because of Carver Troy and Bonnie were there.
It's called a joke or, in the case of this forum, Memetic Mutation
Ah, good point.
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He only ran away so he can learn the ways of the Jedi, and save the group from Carver. He is our last hope.
Oh how could i have been so wrong. Thank you for showing me the error of my ways rofl. Seriously though i needed that laugh.
Not a bad theory though... except for the Jedi bit.
Yeah, I noticed alot of people think Luke just ran off.
That doesn't make any sense. How does them not trusting you right off the bat mean you can't trust them? You would think that if they were nice to you and trusted you immediately then there's something to be worried about (St. Johns). Also how was Carver straightforward to Clem at all? I'm going to display some of the parts of the conversation where he was NOT straightforward.
Example #1:
Caver: I'm out looking for my people. Seven of them, to be exact. They've been gone a long while and... I'm worried they might've gotten lost.
Clem: That's a lot of people to lose.
Carver: Tell me about it.
Yeah they totally got "lost." Way to not beat around the bush Carver.
Example #2:
Clem: Who are you?
Carver: Well, actually, I'm your neighbor.
Obvious lie. I didn't know Carver was the cabin group's "neighbor."
Example #3:
Clem: What's your name?
Carver: My name is George, honey.
Another obvious lie. His name is William Carver or Bill for short. George is the guy Alvin supposedly killed.
Example #4:
Clem: Wait! Who are you?
Carver: You have a real good day, now.
Carver is not straightforward. If you ask him why you shouldn't trust the cabin group, he doesn't even answer the question of why they shouldn't be trusted. He's as, if not more, ambiguous than the cabin group itself. I could go on, but for the sake of keeping the post as short as possible, I'll stop there.
I'm glad you enjoyed it.
The correct response, however, was "No. There is another."
After two episodes I dont care much for the members of that "new group" since they are using Clem and not trusting her really. Only Pete was ok and resonable, rest of them are just crazy ppl with huge complexes and me as a Clem just dont really care that much.
I didn't say he was straightforward, I said he practically tells you what he's after, which he did. Also the St. Johns never trusted or distrusted Lee and his group. They just wanted to eat them. Playing nice was just a ruse. I think Carver has a good point, Carlos group hasn't done anything to actually prove they can be trusted. If someone was quick to accuse me of working with someone, and locked me in a shed to basically die. I don't think I could trust them, even after they apologized. I'd still be walking on eggshells around them.
They've shown no reason to trust them so far, and Clem's been with them for about a week or two. So I'd heed Carver's warning, there's more to that group than what's been seen.
Interesting, kinda felt that way after Episode 1 too. When you got to know them a tiny little bit better, I made me like them a tiny bit more. But so far not as invested in them as I was in the season 1 group.
I hope Kenny didn't do something to him..
This.
Also, if he was gay as this guy says, why on earth would he want to have sex with Clementine?
Finally another active Telltale staff!
Let's see. Carver says he's after "looking" for the cabin group, but doesn't tell you who he is or why he's after them. The cabin group is at least specific on Carver's intentions even though they don't say what each individual did. Cabin group locks you in the shed because they're suspicious of you, but then apologizes and tries to make it up to you. They even saved Clem's life like Luke, Pete, and Carlos. Carver hits Clem in the stomach and brings Clem against her will to his camp where he makes her do menial labor. Yeah, Carver is definitely a better candidate than the cabin group.
i generally don't like him,he feels like a pushed on character and too comic like (i know) for TWD ,he should be in 'uncharted' or something,too easy to please,seems to be wanting mold Clementine and ran off in ep2 probably,don't like him
i will add i like the way Telltale wrote the episode choices involving Luke,you could either be his best friend,into the new group etc or totally against anything new,i chose this route.
Why?
Because I like Luke but Kenny acted strangely when asked where Luke was
Not by far... I mean you can clearly see the difference between them and calm thinking characters like Walter or Pete. They are just... like kids in TWD word, season 1 group(s) were always much more thinkful about their... situation, surroudings, etc ...
So in the end it's nothing personal with them, I just dont feel safe with them at all due to what all had happend.
No offense, but I consider the cabin group smarter than season 1's group or at least they usually think things through.
Well hopefully we will find out why he ran, you never know. I think carver was chasing bec, not luke
All the group says is Carver is a bad guy, which we already knew from the start as with Carver's information. They are as Vague as he is. Telling us everything we already knew. Tell me, when has Luke saved Clem's life other than the first time he met her before the she incident, or Carlos. Clem saved herself, not Carlos or Luke. Pete is the only one I can truly say saved Clem's after the shed incident, he's the only one that was trustworthy. He believed you from the start everyone else could care less. Not to mention Carlos saying Clem was still a threat, and to stay away from his daughter. That group don't fully trust Clem.
And as far as Carver punching Clem in the stomach, that's up to players choice. Carver has never struck Clem when I've played through. There's a reason for Carver saying that statement, and we won't know until the next episode. There has been shady things surrounding this group to convince me they're not as good as they are letting on.
Edit: Also in the same episode both Kenny and Carver made you question if you can trust this group. I don't think that is a coincidence. There's something up.
It's pretty obvious that Carver is the bad guy. Carver tortures Carlos in front of his daughter. Kills Walter. Kills Alvin right in front of Rebecca (Determinant). Hits Clem in the stomach and puts a gun to her head (Determinant). Carver doesn't even release Clem after he catches the cabin group and he forces her to go to his camp. Also forcing people to go to his camp against their will in general. Think about it. If the cabin group believed that Clem was working with Carver, then that makes it seem like Carver is the type of person to send a little girl to infiltrate the cabin group. Yeah, you're right. Carver is such a great guy.
Carlos saved Clem when she ran out of ammo and was getting surrounded by walkers. Carlos also told Clem to run inside the lodge while he was covering her because he doesn't want her to get hurt. Luke and Pete also saves Clem who was a total stranger to them from walkers by putting their life on the line. Pete died to make sure that Clem makes it back to the cabin group (Determinant) which Pete was apart of. If Pete trusts the cabin group and was a member of them then why shouldn't you? Nick also could save Clem by putting his life on the line to make sure she makes it to the cabin group (Determinant).
Yeah Carver seems like a good person while the cabin group seem like horrible people. Sarcasm
I think his "acting strangely" was jealousy more than anything. Kenny was showing off to Clementine, and the only thing she asks is "Where's Luke?".
He seems to be wanting to replace Lee/Luke as Clementines protector (to replace Duck, I guess) and is worried that Clem trusts Luke more than him. At least that is the way I see it.
I never said Carver is a good person, that's where you're losing me. I just stated that what he says should be taken into consideration. I agree Carver is bad, again I never said he wasn't. I just think the group isn't as good as they are portraying to be.
But it's still a bit of a dick move when the entire group is being kidnapped to not tell Clem where the only other guy who escaped is!
Well, from what I can tell, the group aren't complete monsters. They seem like decent people. Everybody has a dark past. Even Lee. It took Lee 4 months to tell Clementine that he killed someone. You think the cabin group are just going to spill the beans to Clem in just one week?
We should be pretty much used to Kenny's dick moves by now haha.
Kenny likes having it his own way. He wanted Clem to stay with him, and if he told her where Luke was, she'd likely go to him. To be fair to Kenny though, the situation wasn't really the right time to start talking about Luke.
Plus, from a storytelling perspective, Luke going missing is open to fan debate, and judging from the amount of posts about him, it's working :P
I'm guessing he's gonna meet Vince and Eddie's group and convince them to help rescue the group.
Wait, talking about Luke's whereabouts so we can have an additional capable member is not the right time? It was a better idea for Kenny to start shooting by himself rather than having an extra gun to back him up?
You assume he would even know. If the "take a hike" conversation happened before Carver arrived he'd assume Luke went back to the others. In which case Clem's question would just confirm for him that he ran off or got lost. And generally when you tell someone to take a hike you're not concerned where they go to begin with.
"Take a hike! But just tell me where you're going first!" Who does that?