The electrical pulse moves from

• A. One electrode to the other, surge electricity into the subject's muscular and nervous system
• B. The battery to the circuit board
• C. The trigger to the switch
• D. One dart to another

Answer: (A)

Electric pulses in a stun device travel between two electrodes, so the current passes through the target’s body from one electrode to the other. In a dart-firing model, those electrodes are the two darts, and the energy flows through the subject’s muscles and nervous tissue between them, creating the neuromuscular disruption that the device is designed to produce. The other options describe internal device components or control elements rather than the path the current takes through the body.