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The rumor circulating on the farm was that Comrade Napoleon was on his deathbed. In reality, Napoleon was spotted walking on two legs and fraternizing with humans in the farmhouse, betraying the principles of the animal revolution.

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Q: What is the rumor being spread around the farm about Comrade Napoleon dying and what really happened in Animal Farm?
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