Vlad the Impaler, an inspiration for the fictional vampire Dracula, was infamous for his cruel ways of punishing his foes. In what way did he punish his foes? A. by inserting a pole through their bodies and then boiling them alive in water
B. by inserting a pole through their bodies and frying them in a huge oven
C. by inserting a pole through their bodies and keeping them impaled until they died
D. by inserting a pole through their bodies and then dipping them in hot oil

C. by inserting a pole through their bodies and keeping them impaled until they died

Explanation:

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