This document contains summaries of characters from "La Celestina" and other works written by students in 3rd year of secondary school (ESO). The summaries describe characters such as Pármeno from "La Celestina", a knight, Melibea from "La Celestina", a monk named Michel, and a merchant. The students provide details about each character's physical description, personality, and role in their respective stories.

1. “ Sempronio: I don't know if go back to comfort him or allowed him the whip in there alone. If
I go, it kills me, if I leave him to his fate, he dies. But why to worry so much about him?
As he dies, since both despise life and I let me, alive and well, to enjoy it (charging of reason)...”
3º ESO LAURA RAMÍREZ
“Pármeno from "La Celestina"
I've chosen this character because I'm reading "La Celestina" and is one of my favourite characters
in the book.
Pármeno is a secondary character. He's the servant of Calisto, the main character, and Pármeno lives
with him.
He's a tall, young and brown - haired man.
Pármeno is intelligent and, at the beginning, he tries to help Calisto, but at the end he becomes a
very bad and selfish person, so he doesn't want to help Calisto anymore.
The writer presents this character by his words.”
ANDREA RUBIO CASTAÑEDA 3ºA.
“The knight possessed a strong armor where you could see his courage reflected. He was never
afraid of anything. He had marks in his face from all the wars he had been all over the world. His
cloth told you that he had travelled for many years away from his home; Rome.
His kindness and generosity were known by everyone he had friends everywhere he went.
The ladies loved the way he spoke, gentle, nicely and educated this he had learned from his father.
I choose knight because he is very sociable and he travels around the world and I like travelling.”
3º ESO B PAOLA POSTIGO VELASCO
“My favorite character is Melibea from “La Celestina” wrote by Fernando de Rojas. I like it
because she is a beautiful girl, with long light hair, blue eyes, red lips, etc. She is too sensitive and
more mature than Calisto, her love, and I like the way she thinks.”
3ºESO A CRISTINA GARCIA VAZQUEZ
A monk called Michel

2. He didn´t talk to anybody, he read a lot of books and didn´t eat much. When he spoke about his
ideas he dug his heels in. His body was like a piece of spaghetti and he couldn´t lift much weight.
After the fire in the monastery, he lived alone and didn´t have a house where he could live. The
monk didn´t wait for anybody.
He had a clear objective, he wanted to save humanity.
3º ESO A FERMÍN RUÍZ CRESPO
THE MERCHANT
He always said he was the best, only for having a lot of money.
Once, his friends said if he could give some money that he needed to eat, and he said no, money
was only for him.
He always wears expensive clothes and beautiful hats on his head. He was tall and not thin at all. A
big-eyed, brown-eyed, thin-lipped and long-eared man.
He was interesting in changing money from other countries, to have more and more money to have
a good life and to be the best.
But he knew one thing, he had all the money of the world but he was alone to enjoy it. And this was
why he was ambitious, selfish and also big-headed.
He didn’t have anything, only money…and his friend had a family, no money, but they’re happy.
3º A ALBA AGUILERA