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IssacBinary, you are indeed very strange. I myself, avoid trying to visuallize and follow step by step instants on the cycle. I understand it like this: "when I make this and this arrangements, and apply sinusoidal force here, some crazy things must happen". I then use maths to find out what will happen (instead of trying to analyze like you). After the solution is found, I try to visualize what the solution look like. I find it plausible and say, 'That looks ok. let's move on'.
However, I was at beginning, I was also like you, trying to gain insights by analyzing every moment. But given so many things to learn and so many arrangements and complexities we need to deal with, its not always possible.
For eg, if I draw out some another similar similar circuit with few more capacitors and inductors, and if you try to visualize the oscillation involved there in a way you are trying to do here, then you may burst your brain. :)
However, I was at beginning, I was also like you, trying to gain insights by analyzing every moment. But given so many things to learn and so many arrangements and complexities we need to deal with, its not always possible.
For eg, if I draw out some another similar similar circuit with few more capacitors and inductors, and if you try to visualize the oscillation involved there in a way you are trying to do here, then you may burst your brain. :)