Dolores Haze is a fictional character from the novel Lolita by Vladimir Nabokov. She is often referred to as "Lolita" and is portrayed as a young girl who captivates the protagonist, Humbert Humbert. Her character embodies innocence and complexity, making her a subject of fascination and controversy in literature. In the story, Dolores is depicted as playful and spirited, yet she also faces the darker aspects of adult desires and obsession. Her relationship with Humbert raises important questions about love, manipulation, and the loss of childhood, making her a pivotal figure in discussions about morality in literature.