(՞ •̥㉦•̥՞)

The mouth is ㉦, a single character that Unicode calls CIRCLED HANGUL SIOS: the Korean consonant ㅅ (siot) inside a circle. It is by far the biggest thing in the face. The circle comes up almost to the full height of the parentheses and is far wider than either eye, and the two • eyes sit on either side of it, level with its centre. The ㅅ inside is two strokes that meet at the top and spread apart as they go down, so, read as a mouth, it has its corners pulled down and looks pressed shut, the way lips are when you are trying not to cry. The tears are there anyway: each • carries a ̥, COMBINING RING BELOW, which hangs a small hollow ring just under the black dot, like a tear gathering on the lower lid and not yet falling. The two ՞ (ARMENIAN QUESTION MARK), one just inside each parenthesis, are small hooks sitting high, about level with the tops of the parentheses, and they pass for ears. There is only one space in the whole face, between the left ՞ and the left eye; on the right, there is no space between the eye and the ear. On X it turned up in late October in a post from someone who kept opening the reply box, thinking it over, saying ごめんなさいぃ ("I'm so sorry") with this face and closing it again: a teary, apologetic look for backing out of what you were about to say.