Melibea is a fictional character from the Spanish literary work "La Celestina," written by Fernando de Rojas in the early 16th century. She is portrayed as a beautiful and noble young woman who becomes the object of desire for Calisto, a passionate young man. Melibea's character embodies themes of love, desire, and the consequences of human actions. In the story, Melibea initially rejects Calisto's advances but eventually falls in love with him, leading to a tragic series of events. Her relationship with Calisto is facilitated by Celestina, a cunning matchmaker who manipulates the situation for her own gain. Melibea's character is central to the exploration of love and its complexities in the narrative.