I haven’t seen the movie and not going to. Is it true that the slave owner is saving Harriet from death so that he can torture her? Like what happened in Django when Sam L Jackson saved Django to send him to the quarries?
Also, having a black traitor who stood in the way of black liberty the way that Toure explains it doesn’t seem too off? We see it today.
Wasn’t Nat Turner compromised by other slaves?
Also, although it’s a complete fabrication in the Harriet story, I recall seeing black slave catchers depicted in another movie or another story. Can’t think of it right now though.
Also, having a black traitor who stood in the way of black liberty the way that Toure explains it doesn’t seem too off? We see it today.
Wasn’t Nat Turner compromised by other slaves?
Also, although it’s a complete fabrication in the Harriet story, I recall seeing black slave catchers depicted in another movie or another story. Can’t think of it right now though.

or save her because he love her?
The movie is bad. He doesn't love her. He told Black dude not to kill her, that he wants her alive so he can thoroughly violate her and in front of the rest of the White Slave Masters because they are mad that his former slave is freeing all their slaves.