In a moment of intimacy, Molly reveals her biggest physical insecurity to Kirk, hoping to level the playing field. However, Kirk has a breakdown when he realizes her 'flaw' is insignificant, leading to an explosive argument about his own deep-seated insecurities and his belief that he is unworthy of her.
MOLLY: Kirk, before we do this, there's something I'm really insecure about and you're going to see it sooner or later so...
KIRK: Hey, take a look at me.
MOLLY: Don't rush me... Okay, look. [She parts her toes. They are webbed. Kirk's face drops.]
KIRK: That's it? That's the best you can do? This i
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