Kathy and Mark set off in late fall on a romantic camping trip on the Appalachian Trail. Mark, however, was not very skilled at camping and forgot to pack any type of tent or sleeping bag. As night fell, the two began to fear they would freeze to death without shelter. They stumbled upon a small cabin and broke a window to gain entry. Once inside, they started a fire, helped themselves to a few cans of SPAM and beans, and drank a bottle of fine aged scotch they found in the pantry. A neighbor noticed the smoke from the chimney and called the police. Mark and Kathy were charged with trespassing. Are they entitled to the choice of evils defense?