( ´ﾉω`)

Both eyes are still showing, and that is what separates this face from (*ﾉω`*). That one has no left eye at all: its ﾉ stands where the eye would be, as if a hand were covering it out of shyness. Here an ´ fills the left-eye spot, so the half-width katakana ﾉ (no) ends up between the eye and the ω mouth, flush against the ω's left side, a single stroke sweeping from upper right to lower left. The person on X who shared this face described that ﾉ as a hand placed softly beside the mouth. The eyes themselves are two accent marks, ACUTE on the left and GRAVE on the right, each higher at the inner end and lower at the outer one, so they droop gently at the outer corners and look hushed rather than sly. The only space inside the brackets comes right after the opening parenthesis, with none before the closing one, which shifts the eyes, hand and mouth toward the right. Nothing follows the brackets, either: no ヒソヒソ, no ψ, just seven characters, so the whisper rests entirely on that one ﾉ.