Which quotation best illustrates what Napoleon wants the animals to believe about the power that Snowball has in their lives?

Napoleon wants the animals to believe that Snowball poses a significant threat to their safety and the stability of the farm. He uses Propaganda to portray Snowball as a traitor and a constant danger, suggesting that he is secretly sabotaging their efforts. This manipulation serves to consolidate Napoleon's power by instilling fear and rallying the animals around him as their protector against this supposed enemy. Ultimately, Napoleon aims to diminish any loyalty the animals might have to Snowball, reinforcing his own authority.