Kayleigh is a fictional character in the 2004 drama mystery sci-fi film The Butterfly Effect.
Evan went to see Kayleigh and talk about the past but it really upset her and...
A sobbing Kayleigh asks Evan a rhetorical question.
Tommy is giving a speech at his graduation and then Kayleigh gets married to ...
Kayleigh continues to criticize Evan for his goal of making everything right.
Evan stopped by Kayleigh's work because he wants to talk about the things tha...
Kayleigh is crying in the street after Evan came to visit her to find out mor...
Kayleigh does think about Evan romantically, she says.
Evan came to see Kayleigh after she finished work and she offers him a smoke.
Kayleigh lashes out at Evan, wonders why he didn't call her in all these years.
Evan came to see Kayleigh once she finished work and they're catching up as t...
A surprised Kayleigh wonders why Evan is suddenly doing so much for her.
Kayleigh is crying because Evan is asking her to tell him about the time her ...
Kayleigh is upset with Evan for asking her to remember the terrible things th...
Evan came back to see Kayleigh after years apart and he asked her to tell him...
Kayleigh believes she can see the entire movie of her life in one second.
Kayleigh sums up the human experience without any details.
Evan just read a journal entry to go back and stop Mr. Miller from making the...
Evan just woke up from going back in time and his life path has been altered ...
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