Who is the folklore character in the play ti- jean an his brothers?

In the play "Ti-Jean and His Brothers," the central folklore character is Ti-Jean himself. He is the youngest of three brothers, each representing different qualities and approaches to life. Ti-Jean is clever and resourceful, ultimately confronting the Devil in a battle of wits, highlighting themes of resilience and the triumph of good over evil. The play draws on Caribbean folklore and emphasizes the importance of cunning and bravery.