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I like the long dark, it's like 13 hours of that 3am feeling of being the only person awake, so I'm free to exist unbothered by the rest of the world. I end up far more productive and content at this time of year too, and mostly nocturnal. Living by lamp light is far too nice.
It's all fun and games 'til you hear drums in the deep.
What's the reference?
Lord of the Rings (jump to 1:40 for the particular moment where it's mentioned, but it's better to watch from the beginning if you don't already know the context).