What are five old time carnival characters in trindad and tobago?

1. Moko Jumbie stilt walkers: These towering figures are a mainstay of Trinidad and Tobago carnivals, with stilts that can reach up to 10 feet tall. The word "moko" is derived from the Dutch word "mokko", which means "monkey", and refers to their acrobatic abilities and agility.

2. Midnight Robber: Midnight Robber is one of the most popular characters in traditional Trinidad and Tobago Carnival, representing an individual who robs masqueraders or creates mischief in a humorous way.

3. Jab Jab: is a larger than life character that represents the devil or an evil spirit, with elaborate, colorful costumes and towering horns.

4. Pierrot Grenade: An icon of Trinidad and Tobago carnival, Pierrot Grenade wears black and white checkered costumes, a pointed hat and a wooden sword, performing skillful dances and swordplay as he interacts with the crowd.

5.Dame Lorraine: Dame Lorraine is a male character who portrays an elegant, sophisticated woman, often adorned with extravagant wigs, high heels, ball gowns, and flamboyant feather boas.