Which line from the first stanza of "the second coming" states the figurative problem that the speaker infers will initiate chaos?

"turning and turning in the widening gyre"

"the falcon cannot hear the falconer"

"things fall apart; the centre cannot hold"

"the ceremony of innocence is drowned"

The line from the first stanza of "The Second Coming" by William Butler Yeats states that the figurative problem that the speaker infers will initiate chaos is "Turning and turning in the widening gyre". The gyre is a big vortex of nothingness thus implying  that chaos has started. Yeats intended to depict the upcoming apocalypse with heavy citation from the Book of Revelation. He said that we have now entered the edge of the gyre spiraling inward, the center of emptiness and chaos and the division of democracy, peace and science. And from there came a beast that will cleanse the world and create a new world.

Answer and explanation:

Literature is called like that since it is about communicating something through letters and words, always displayed on paper. There is no other type of literature. But I think it is possible to achieve an approach to literature using audiovisual tools, such as television. There are endless novels that count with their cinematographic adaptation, and this, although it always finds its differences with respect to the original written story, can be useful in order to capture the attention of those groups that do not usually read, such as young people (kids and teens) or people with insufficient resources for them to access literary material.