This is a really confusing question for me. Suppose, there is an electric circuit. And, right near to the negative terminal of the battery, I place 3 bulbs, which would take almost all the energy of the electrons(energised charge). Now, if the charge looses all of the energy, will it not stop? But if it stops, it is still under the influence of the electric field, so it should move towards the positive terminal, and because it is in the field, it still has some potential energy.
So my question:
If what I just said is right, will the charge not have infinite energy until it moves towards the positive terminal(because of the electric force)? But if this is true, shouldn't infinite bulbs light up in the circuit?
If I am wrong, then what happens to the charge when it looses its energy? What happens to the electric field?