Purpose. [It's what House has deduced about the other man.] Guy doesn't know what he's doing with his life. He wants to help, but things blow up in his face when he tries. And he's the sensitive type.

[That's said with a small curl of his lips in disgust. House is well aware that part of the reason Rhys' own frailties coming to the fore irritates him is that he sees some of himself in the younger man. And when Rhys breaks apart, House wants to snap and snarl that he shouldn't be this weak. If he's this weak, if he needs people this much, then there's a piece of House that might be that weak, might need that much. It's frightening and pulls him back to when he'd been in a child's mindset. Vulnerable. Telegraphing every weak point at a virtual screaming volume.]

Guy needs to get his head in the game and stop focusing on failures. He doesn't know how to get past them. [That, too, is one of the more frustrating things about the man. At least in House's opinion.] Failure tells us something. He doesn't get that. He just sees the big middle finger this place throws at everyone most of the time.

[ADMIN knows most of his experiments don't go anywhere.]