Alva Odenberg

Alva Odenberg was the Governor of Sodermanland and Acting Prime Minister during the 2020 Swedish Crisis until her arrest after she was suspected to be responsible for the 2020 Stockholm bombings. She was put on trial on 18 January 2020 but ever since the Supreme Court of Sweden declared the trial itself illegal, her whereabouts are unknown.

Early Life
Odenberg was born on 14 January 1970 in Huddinge, a municipality in Stockholm County and just south of Stockholm City proper. Her parents and other family members currently have their public records classified in order to protect their identity. Her teachers described her as an "ambitious, natural leader" and that she always got high scores, though she "struggled in group projects, which is rather strange".

Early Political Career
She studied Political Science at university, planning to pursue a political career; just after finishing her studies, she aligned herself with the Social Democratic Party. She then successfully won a position in the Stockholm Municipal Council in 1994, and was re-elected in 1998. She then attempted to run for mayor in 2004 but failed, and instead won a seat in the Riksdag representing Huddinge in 2006. She was then re-elected in 2010, and finally won the position of mayor in 2014. She was elected Governor of Sodermanland in 2018.

Acting Prime Minister
On the day of the 2020 Stockholm bombings, Odenberg was said to be "doing her normal daily work", and that when she heard news of the destruction, "she was horrified". Immediately she contacted the county Governors and asked them to convene a temporary government, which she named the Great Council. The GC quickly politicized as a split between the Swedish Social Democratic Party and the Centre Party led to disagreements on who should be the next King.