The Last Harry Potter Sentence, ending with "...scar" Options

[Jerry]

We've known for a long time, that currently, the last sentence in the series will end with "scar". What do you think the last sentence will be?

Personally, I think Harry will die (NOOOOOOOOOO! ) and it will be something like "And they all remembered him. The Boy Who Lived. The Boy with the scar."

Very cliche, but it's a possibility.

Any other thoughts?

[QuickHare]

I have a feeling that Voldemort will be defeated in the end for good. So:
"As Voldemort disintegrated and faded away, so did Harry's scar."

If Mr. Potter defeats Voldemort, he might have to sacrifice himself:
"As future generations look on to the Boy Who Finally Died, the most prominent memory of Harry was his scar."

Alternatively, Harry and Ginny may "live happily ever after":
"And all the Harry Jnrs each carried a scar."

Personally, I think Voldemort will be defeated, and the scar on Harry's head seems to be linked to him, as shown when it hurt him in the past. So I think The scar will give information about Voldemort's movements and life force, and when Voldemort goes, so will the scar as the scar is a physical, real life representation of Voldemort.

Any one else have ideas?