(*^-^)／＼(*^-^*)／＼(^-^*)

Between each pair of faces, ／ and ＼ lean in toward each other. ／ starts right after the closing parenthesis of the face on its left and climbs up and to the right; ＼ sits right before the opening parenthesis of the face on its right and climbs from there up and to the left. Their top ends stop just short of meeting. As plain lines, each pair is an upside-down V with the point left open; as arms, it's two neighbors each throwing one hand up, a split second before the high five lands. These four strokes, FULLWIDTH SOLIDUS and FULLWIDTH REVERSE SOLIDUS, are the only full-width characters in the line. The other nineteen are half-width characters you'd find on any keyboard, so one ／＼ pair is almost as wide as a whole face and about as tall as the parentheses. All three faces wear the same expression, ^-^. The eyes are two ^ (CIRCUMFLEX ACCENT), the classic closed, happy eyes, and the mouth, a short, flat -, stays shut, so the smiling is all done with the eyes. Only the asterisks change from face to face. They sit at about eye level: one at the left edge of the left face, one at the right edge of the right face, and one at each end of the middle face. That leaves the outer faces' ^-^ pressed against the parenthesis nearer the middle, so both seem to be turned toward the face in the center. Take the middle face out along with the ＼ before it and the ／ after it, and you get ＼(*^-^*)／, the only one of the three with both arms up. There isn't a single space in the twenty-three characters, and the line is symmetrical around the middle face's mouth -: the eleven characters on the right are the eleven on the left in reverse order, with the parentheses and slashes flipped to face the other way. On X, it closed a sentence in a post written in Indonesian.