Act Three: Act Three is Based on Ti-Jean(The innocent Youngest)

NOTES;

Act three is based off of Ti-Jean’s journey; it shows his naivety to defeat the devil and spoiler alert he does.

Incident:	How Ti-Jean Reacts
Decides to set off on the challenge and mother gives them advice.
Enters the forest and sees the animals	He is innocent and lists to them. Heeding every word and has fun talking to them.
The Old man stumbles to sit on a tree stump after lifting his robe to scratch his hairy hoof.	He teases the old man and waits until he leaves. To take the guidance of the forest animals to the plantation.
They go off in search of the planters estate. After the meeting they discuss and orders are given.	Unlike the brothers Ti-Jean is well aware of the Devil's plan and places his faith in God and the forest animals to help him through the tasks.
Cuts to monologue or scenes of the brother doing the job.	Ti-Jean listens but does his jobs badly... it results in him neutering a goat, burning down the Devil's plantation and we get to see the Devil's emotional side as it is revealed during the devil's drunken stupor; He and the Firefly had a thing in the past and he misses that 'fire behind' *wheeze
His final treatment	Ti-Jean; Ti-Jean Defeats the Devil by making him feel, this makes him win. The Devil tries to Double Cross Ti-Jean but there is a dramatic scene with the Bolom becoming a boy... And he and Ti-Jean live happily after the Devil places him in the moon as a reward.

Ti-Jean;

He did not show these qualities:

Any of the Qualities his brothers had... Ti-Jean was a good boy.
A patient momma's boy who tried his best but his brothers excluded him...Cause he was her favourite

Themes Shown by Ti-Jean;

B/N; Next we go into themes and techniques and elemants... and ofc there'll be examples and stuff-

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