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Dale, that makes a lot of sense now. Current going out must equal to current going in so unless the circuit is closed nothing can happen. Thank you!

Okay sorry, got electron and current flow inversed. So I think I see what you are saying, Dale. The electrons would flow from the negative terminal of 4 to the positive of 1. BUT, to compensate for this, the negative terminal of 1 will give and electron to the positive terminal of 2. And then...

Take the following diagram of 4 1.5V batteries connected in series to creat and net voltage of 6V (the numbers are of no significance here). If we were to short circuit the system by connecting battery 1 to battery 4 (or run the current through a load), wouldn't there be electrons traveling...