How does Squealer make Napoleon sound like the true hero how do the animals react to squealer story?

Squealer portrays Napoleon as a heroic leader by emphasizing his supposed sacrifices and wisdom in guiding the farm, often using Propaganda to twist the narrative in his favor. He presents Napoleon's decisions as essential for the animals' well-being, framing any dissent as betrayal. The animals, largely uneducated and reliant on Squealer's rhetoric, are swayed by his persuasive speeches, leading them to accept his version of events without question. Consequently, they view Napoleon as a savior rather than a tyrant, despite the growing hardships they face.