How does malthace's opinion about the Roman's occupation compare to Joel's and Daniel's view in the bronze bow?

Malthace in "The Bronze Bow" has a more sympathetic view towards the Roman occupation compared to Joel and Daniel, who are deeply opposed to Roman rule. Malthace sees potential for change through peaceful means and understanding, while Joel and Daniel believe in armed resistance and rebellion against the Romans. Ultimately, their differing views lead to conflicts and challenges in the story.