Jean Valjean is a poor man whose daughter is terribly ill. He does not have the money to buy the expensive medication that she needs. One night he breaks into the home of Mr. Javert, a wealthy businessman known to have cash in the house. Jean intends to steal the money to buy the drugs his daughter needs. While he is ransacking the house, Mr. Javert arrives. Jean pulls out a knife, attacks and kills him. Later he is arrested and charged with Felony Murder. Based on these facts, which of the following affirmative defenses can Jean successfully assert? Necessity Duress Self-Defense None of the above will be successful on these facts