Why does the author use the phrase under the withering gaze of two suns in these sentences?

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Joel B Fant · Answer 1 · 2022-01-11T22:46:21+0000

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It means that it is really hot, since there are two suns in the sky instead of just one. It also gives you a clue that Kari is not on Earth, and you are reading Science Fiction or Fantasy.

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