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Jab molassie is a devil figure and a burrokeet is a donkey figure which is from east Indian and Venezuelan origins. By the way a twelve year old who has no qualifications answered this question. This is to show you that the answers submitted on the site is not valid sometimes as an individual doesn't know who posted this information.
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EzraBoth the burrokeet and jab molassie are traditional carnival characters in Trinidad and Tobago. The burrokeet is a masquerade costume featuring a large papier-mâché donkey head, while the jab molassie is a devil-like character covered in molasses, representing temptation and mischief. The burrokeet is known for its colorful and comical appearance, while the jab molassie is more menacing and represents a darker side of carnival.
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