Acting before confirmation
If Deaf is still translating Mute's gesture, wait. A correct manual answer can become wrong when executed early.
Blind Monkey is the hands of the squad. You cannot see the bomb state, so your job is to ask for clean commands, repeat them back, and touch nothing until the team confirms the final action.

The official role design gives each player only part of the needed information. For Blind Monkey, the critical advantage is operation: this player interacts with the bomb while relying on the other two roles to turn visual and manual clues into physical actions.
Repeat every command before acting, especially wire positions, direction presses, Morse digits, and multi-step sequences.
Describe tactile or audible information that only you can access, such as Braille numbers or sounding controls.
Use a consistent physical reference, such as left-to-right or top-to-bottom, before the first module callout.
If Deaf is still translating Mute's gesture, wait. A correct manual answer can become wrong when executed early.
Say whether you are using your own view, the bomb's outline, or the caller's left/right before moving.
For Morse, Monkey-Says, or Switch, ask for the whole sequence again rather than guessing the missing step.