Help with Finder window spawn script

trying to tweak this script to do something very simple: open two adjacent finder windows on my laptop screen EVEN IF my external display serves as the "Main display," any help much appreciated:

tell application "Finder"

activate

-- Set the screen dimensions for your laptop display

set screenWidth to 1440

set screenHeight to 932

-- Calculate window dimensions to fit side by side

set windowWidth to (screenWidth * 0.45) as integer -- 45% of screen width

set windowHeight to (screenHeight * 0.8) as integer -- 80% of screen height

-- Calculate positions to place the windows adjacent to each other on the laptop screen

set leftWindowX to ((screenWidth - (2 * windowWidth)) / 3) as integer -- Centered with equal margins

set rightWindowX to (leftWindowX + windowWidth + (screenWidth - (2 * windowWidth)) / 3) as integer -- Directly adjacent to the left window

set windowY to ((screenHeight - windowHeight) / 2) as integer -- Centered vertically

-- Get all Finder windows

set allWindows to every Finder window

-- Ensure we have at least two windows

if (count of allWindows) < 2 then

-- If there aren't two windows, create them

repeat (2 - (count of allWindows)) times

make new Finder window

delay 0.5 -- Wait for the window to open

end repeat

set allWindows to every Finder window

end if

-- Position the first two windows on the laptop display

set bounds of item 1 of allWindows to {leftWindowX, windowY, leftWindowX + windowWidth, windowY + windowHeight}

set bounds of item 2 of allWindows to {rightWindowX, windowY, rightWindowX + windowWidth, windowY + windowHeight}

-- Set the view to columns

set current view of Finder window 1 to column view

set current view of Finder window 2 to column view

end tell

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