What command was modified to allow beds for animals?

The command that was modified to allow beds for animals originally prohibited sleeping in beds altogether. The change to state that "No animal shall sleep in a bed with sheets" was a crucial adjustment that enabled the pigs to justify their use of beds. This modification represented a significant shift in the principles established after the rebellion, highlighting the corruption of the original ideals of Animalism. By introducing the qualifier "with sheets," the pigs could continue to enjoy the comforts of human-like living conditions while maintaining an appearance of adherence to the commandments. This reflects the theme of power manipulation and the gradual erosion of equality in the society formed on the farm.