Cats do not create chaos. They simply identify a situation with too much structure and correct it.
Order is fragile. Dignity is temporary. And anything left unattended long enough becomes either a toy, a target, or a lesson. What follows is the familiar rhythm of feline problem-solving: start a fight, chase a worse idea, tamper with forces beyond comprehension, and destroy at least one meaningful object before pretending none of it involved you. Samuel Perin makes every second of it look glorious.
