How does the tale against snowball grow in this chapter?

In this chapter, the tale against Snowball intensifies as Napoleon and the pigs manipulate the narrative to portray him as a traitor and a saboteur. They spread rumors that he is secretly collaborating with humans and undermining the farm's efforts, using fear tactics to consolidate their power. Squealer, as the spokesperson for Napoleon, continuously revises history, claiming that Snowball was always in league with Mr. Jones, further demonizing him in the eyes of the other animals. This growing hostility serves to distract the animals from the pigs' own mismanagement and to justify Napoleon's increasingly authoritarian rule.