saw a man running from the porch and assumed that the man had "been with" Araujo. Cardona entered the home and discovered Araujo was bathing. He confronted her again, they proceeded to argue, and he told Araujo to leave. She then slapped him and told him he "had no testicles." When Araujo left the house, Cardona took his pistol and followed her into the driveway. Araujo attempted to drive away in reverse and ended up in a ditch. Cardona testified that he shot twice at the car while it was moving toward the ditch. Cardona claimed he was thirty or forty feet away from the car when he shot, and that he wanted "to try and scare her [Araujo]." He said that at the time of the incidenthe perceived *417 the risk. The circumstances immediately prior to the shooting indicate that, at a minimum, Cardona perceived the risk associated with the revolver and consciously chose to disregard it. Cardona and the decedent had been arguing sporadically over a period of a couple of hours, he suspected she had been with another man, and she slapped and insulted Cardona and proceeded to leave. Cardona then picked up his gun and followed the decedent outside, where he pointed the gun in her direction and pulled the trigger not only once, but twice, which resulted in Araujo's death. These facts support giving an instruction on manslaughter, which the trial court did in this case, because appellant's firing the gun was arguably reckless. However, the record does not support