Here you will see no light from the Sun. Diagram showing the Moon moving through the shadow of the Earth. As the Moon goes into eclipse and dims the sky gets darker too. You may not have realised how the bright full Moon causes the sky to be awash with a blue haze allowing only the brighter stars to be visible. Have a look, you'll see what I mean.
Totality can last for over an hour and a half, so the whole thing is quite a gentle process.
You can simply gaze spellbound out of your window. Now, that's luxury. The Moon doesn't touch the umbral shadow and so sunlight still reaches the lunar surface. There is only the slightest darkening during a Penumbral Eclispe - I don't think it's worth getting out of bed for if it happens in the middle of the night.