At a party for coworkers at Defendant's home, Victim accused Defendant of making advances toward his wife. Victim and his wife left the party. The next day at work, Defendant saw Victim and struck him on the head with a softdrink bottle. Victim fell into a coma and died two weeks after the incident. This jurisdiction defines aggravated assault as an assault with any weapon or dangerous implement and punishes it as a felony. It defines murder as the unlawful killing of a person with malice aforethought or in the course of an independent felony. Defendant may be found guilty of murder 
only if the jury finds that Defendant intended to kill Victim. only if the jury finds that Defendant did not act in a rage provoked by Victim's accusations. if the jury finds that Defendant intended either to kill or to inflict serious bodily harm. if the jury finds that the killing occurred in the course of an aggravated assault.