‹‹⸜(* ॑꒳ ॑* )⸝››‹‹⸜(　　* )⸝›› ‹‹⸜(* ॑꒳ ॑* )⸝››

In the two figures that face us, each eye is a short upright stroke, ॑, and on this site it reaches a little higher than the tops of the parentheses. Every ॑ is a combining mark sitting on a plain space, so there is no letter under it: in each face, two ticks hang in the air on either side of ꒳, the mouth shaped like a rounded ω. The arms, ⸜ and ⸝, are what Unicode calls LEFT and RIGHT LOW PARAPHRASE BRACKET, and low is where they stay: each starts near the bottom of the parenthesis beside it and angles outward and up to about the middle of the line, arms down and flapping at the sides. The middle figure has no eyes and no mouth: two full-width spaces hold the place where a face would be, and the only mark inside is a single * near the closing parenthesis, at the height where the other two figures have their cheeks, so it reads as the same dancer seen from behind. The first and third figures match character for character, which turns the row into one full spin: front, back, front again. On X it came right after a phrase calling it an end-of-work dance, followed by a note that the day had brought some trouble but it had all worked out.