I think that setting do affect the events in the story, because if your setting is that you are in the desert, the events can't say that the person was drown. It doesn't make sense, that is why setting affect the event. It suppose to match the event in order to make a setting. A setting should include time, place also location, when you have all of this, you pretty much make a setting already. There is a different version of three little pigs that I read, it took place in the woods far far away in the fart land. That is a setting that is not true, but they sue it a lot in fairy tales. This setting shows place and where it happened. My example of a story was if I was deep in the mountain in a cabinet. It was really dark outside and there is no one outside but me and my friends. If the setting was like that, the plot might say that we are attack by mosquitoes in midnight because it's deep in the mountain. That will show why setting and events depend on each others.
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