Both the article and the novel use figurative language to show how Hoovervilles have unique designs and special features.

Figurative language in both the article and the novel describes Hoovervilles as successful and rich places where people live happily.

The figurative language in both the article and the novel shows Hoovervilles as places full of sadness and poor living conditions, focusing on how hard life is for the people living there.

Figurative language in the article and the novel compares Hoovervilles to wealthy neighborhoods, highlighting the big differences in money and luxury.