Problems with arrays (or how to rewind objects' states)

Hi all,

I'm implementing a mechanic where when triggered, target objects would rewind to their initial positions/rotations/etc. The problematic part of this currently looks something like:

     ArrayList Movements = new ArrayList();
     ArrayList Rotations = new ArrayList();
     public GameObject[] targets;
 
 (in update:)
 
             for (int i = targets.Length-1; i >= 0 ; i--)
             {
                 Movements.Add(targets[i].transform.position);
                 Rotations.Add(targets[i].transform.rotation);
             }
 
 (coroutine to rewind:)
 
             for(int i = 0; i<targets.Length; i++)
             {
                 targets[i].transform.position = (Vector3)Movements[MovementIndex];
                 Movements.RemoveAt(MovementIndex);
                 targets[i].transform.rotation = (Quaternion)Rotations[MovementIndex];
                 Rotations.RemoveAt(MovementIndex);
             }
             yield return new WaitForSeconds(0f);
 

I think I've pasted in all the relevant parts for solving what's wrong. Basically, it worked well for just one target, e.g. player, but I want to implement an open array defined in the editor (GameObject[] targets) so I can apply the rewind to any object I want. So when I went and tried it with a player and the camera, it, for some reason (possibly my lack of understand how these arrays are called), it looks like the camera jumps around as if it's using all of the positions and rotations recorded, not just the ones captured from the camera transform. I played around with order of execution in the "for" functions but to no avail..

Any ideas?

Additionally, if anyone has a suggestion on how to implement the captured parameters in a single multi-dimensional array, please share, I couldn't wrap my head around that either. Something like [(player.position1, player.rotation1),(cam.pos1, cam.rot1),....] but that'd be there just to make it neat so is not as important.