Luke

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Luke

Portrayed by Joah Buley

First Appearance

"The Glass Ballerina"

Last Appearance

"Through the Looking Glass"

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Luke

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Status

Deceased

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Date of death

20 December 2004

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Season(s)

S1 - S2 - S3 - MP - S4

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Luke was a member of the Others. Sawyer mentioned that Luke seems to have some sort of martial arts training when he explains to Kate that he kissed her to find out how they fight. He appeared in a deleted scene from "The Glass Ballerina", in "One of Us", and "Through the Looking Glass".

On the Island

Luke at the Barracks

Luke said good morning to Juliet as she raced to confront Ben about his tumor. ("One of Us")

Luke was seen assisting Danny at the quarry, where he appeared to be in charge of guarding Kate and Sawyer. He was next seen engaging in conversation, almost flirting with Juliet, when Sawyer suddenly kissed Kate. Luke and Danny rushed out to separate the two, but he was elbowed in the face by Sawyer, which knocked him down. ("The Glass Ballerina")

He was playing chess with Ryan Pryce in the Others' camp when Ben came back from taking Locke to see Jacob. ("Greatest Hits")

Luke was present for the raid at the beach camp. After witnessing five of his fellow other's deaths, he was almost blown up by Jin. Luke shot his machine gun at Jin, but he evaded the bullets and shot Luke through the chest. ("Through the Looking Glass")

Trivia

Is credited as "other dude" in "One of Us."
Sawyer referred to him as "the shaggy-haired kid."
Luke was killed in the beach raid by Jin along with Matthew (Other). Matthew and Luke are names of men traditionally credited with writing two eponymously named books the New Testament of The Bible.