essential objectification in the form of her being reduced to a living womb for the cult's God. Meanwhile, Harry is just someone who wants his kid to be happy, and is genuinely looking out for her best interest. He has no ulterior motives, no big plan for her, he just wants the kid to be Okay™>
And then, when he can't get that, he loves the kid he gets instead as much as he can anyway. Like, child abuse, grooming, religious trains, etc., absolutely happen, but it's not ABOUT them, it doesn't have as much to say about them. It DOES have a lot to say about what it means to be a parent.
*religious trauma lol