LETTS, Chief Judge.
After a quarrel, the defendant fatally stabbed the victim. He was charged with and tried for second degree murder, but the jury brought back a third degree verdict. The defendant claims on appeal that his sole theory at trial was self defense and therefore there was no underlying felony to sustain a third degree murder instruction which he requested. See Mahaun v. State,
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